Edgecumbe businesses have welcomed the news that an extra $700,000 will be made available to them by the government. While some businesses have re-opened their doors in the township others have had to relocate.
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Edgecumbe community struggling to cope with damage after flooding
As the cleanup operation continues in Edgecumbe, families and businesses are still coming to terms with the damage impacting their community due to recent flooding.
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NewsExtra $700,000 to go towards Edgecumbe businesses affected by flooding
The Government has announced an extra $700,000 will be made available to support businesses affected by flooding in Edgecumbe.
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Most Edgecumbe residents without insurance- Volunteer
Over 100 volunteers are helping to clean up the Edgecumbe community following Cyclone Cook's aftermath. But as the water clears, one resident reveals her concerns.
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NewsCall for businesses to assist whānau in Edgecumbe
As hundreds of families and volunteers in flood-stricken Edgecumbe work to clear houses of sodden furniture, ruined possessions and water damage, a call has gone out asking for more assistance.
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Boil water notice remains for rural BOP communities post Cyclone Cook
Rural areas in the Whakatāne district have been resilient following Cyclone Cook. Multiple areas are under a boil water notice due to the risk of contamination. In Taneatua and other towns, water tanks and porta-loos have also been provided for the residents by the local council.
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Iwi step in to help flood victims
Edgecumbe is in clean up mode as more residents return home. The first lot of volunteers gave a helping hand to those cleaning their homes. The initiative between Ngāti Awa, Regional Councils and local groups had 80 volunteers help out in Edgecumbe today.
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Waiariki clean up begins post cyclone
The aftermath of Cyclone Cook has left 15,000 customers in the Hawkes Bay without power. Drinking water and water waste systems in Whakatāne have been seriously affected and the majority of the Central North Island have road blockages caused by fallen trees and power poles, but spirits are still high as Edgecumbe residents are now able to move back into their homes and the clean-up begins.
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NewsMore Edgecumbe residents to go home today
Whānau from 216 properties in Edgecumbe will be able to return to their homes at midday today. Some will stay for good.
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NewsCommunities resilient despite impact of cyclone
In a media briefing in Whakatane this morning, mayor Tony Bonne said community spirit got the district through what was a frightening night.
