The mayor of Auckland has declared a state of emergency after torrential rain caused widespread flooding and evacuations in New Zealand's largest city. Huge areas of Auckland are affected by ...

New Zealand’s biggest airport delayed the reopening ... of the infrastructure were damaged by severe flooding after a sudden summer storm. Auckland Airport reported a record 249 mm (9.8 inches ...

A state of emergency was declared in Auckland on Friday after torrential rain caused widespread flooding in New Zealand's largest city, closing the airport and forcing the cancellation of an Elton ...

Hundreds of people were stranded at Auckland Airport overnight after the airport stopped all flights and parts of the terminal were flooded. Police said they found one man's body in a flooded ...

At least three people were killed in the flooding in Auckland that forced hundreds of people from their homes and shut down the city’s airport, which was submerged. By Natasha Frost A child ...

Auckland Airport logged 249mm (9.8 inches ... open image in gallery A landslip caused by flood water undermines a house in Auckland on Saturday after record rain fell on the city a day earlier ...

Oct 25 (Reuters) - New Zealand's Auckland International Airport ... with much of the ground floor of the international airport being flooded, while a state of emergency was also being announced.

At the Auckland Airport, where the heavy rain flooded terminals, 9.8 inches of rain fell, breaking the 24-hour rainfall record that dates back nearly 40 years. The previous record was 6.37 inches ...

Auckland Airport hopes to get about 25,000 on departing international flights today. Dozens were stranded overnight at the airport as all roads were cut off by flood waters. “We appreciate it ...

At least 5,000 homes and businesses were being assessed for flood and landslide ... statement said. Auckland schools will remain closed until next week. Auckland Airport has resumed operations ...

Auckland Airport says an upgrade could add almost 100,000 new seats for travellers on flights to regional New Zealand.