Cyclone Gabrielle
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Nov 3, 2026
The brutal price of forestry in NZ
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12:12speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Communities are cut off.
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12:14speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Cyclone Gabrielle is seen as a wake-up call.
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12:17speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's heartbreaking.
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12:19speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
An environmental disaster is unfolding there in plain sight.
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12:23Jonathan MilneGUEST
Cyclone Hale and most recently Cyclone Gabrielle have shown that the forestry carries its own very serious repercussions for the communities and for the hillsides.
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12:34Jonathan MilneGUEST
And what we've seen, of course, is this buildup of woody debris underneath the pine trees that slips off the side into gullies and down the side of the hills into the waterways.
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12:44Jonathan MilneGUEST
And gets carried down into the community, smashing into the community, smashing into the coastline.
FULL SHOW: Country Life for 30 October 2026
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8:55Hilton CollierGUEST
Over the last 20 years or so, we've got our relationship with the land a little bit screwed so that we haven't always quite had the right thing going on in the right part of our landscape to create the sort of sustainability we need.
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9:09Hilton CollierGUEST
And I think the events we've been through since Cyclone Bola, subsequently Cyclone Gabrielle, are just testament to that.
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9:16Janina SchwanekerCORRESPONDENT
East Coast is considered a sheep and beef country that is a large underpinning of the economy here.
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9:22Janina SchwanekerCORRESPONDENT
Why is this sheep and beef country?
The making of Te Tairāwhiti: Getting land use 'wrong' and where to from here
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0:19Hilton CollierGUEST
Over the last 20 years or so, we've got our relationship with the land a little bit screwed so that we haven't always quite had the right thing going on in the right part of our landscape to create the sort of sustainability we need.
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0:32Hilton CollierGUEST
And I think the events we've been through since Cyclone Bola, subsequently Cyclone Gabrielle, are just testament to that.
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0:40Janina SchwanekerCORRESPONDENT
East Coast is considered a sheep and beef country that is a large underpinning of the economy here.
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0:45Janina SchwanekerCORRESPONDENT
Why is this sheep and beef country?
What can I do about a MEGA El Niño?!
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9:07Alistair DaviesHOST
Yes, heat waves all across Europe.
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9:09Alistair DaviesHOST
The rainfall is intensified, as we saw with Cyclone Gabriel.
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9:13Alistair DaviesHOST
We're kind of getting these like, The winds are getting more intensified.
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9:17Alistair DaviesHOST
Like, these are all the things that are happening.
Home insurance costs soar almost 60 percent in five years
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0:06Ingrid HipkissHOST
The SAS New Zealand figures also show that home insurance have gone up almost 60% in that time period.
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0:13Ingrid HipkissHOST
Of course, there was a large hike after the Auckland anniversary floods in Cyclone Gabrielle back in 2023.
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0:19Ingrid HipkissHOST
And as climate change puts New Zealand under ever-increasing risk of extreme weather, adding to the existing earthquake risks, questions continue to grow about the availability and the affordability of insurance.
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0:32Ingrid HipkissHOST
Tower Insurance provides everything from home and contents to vehicle and pet insurance.
6 MINS LATER
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6:14Ingrid HipkissHOST
Yeah.
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6:15Ingrid HipkissHOST
I want to talk about your outgoing chairman, Michael Stiersney, who gave a speech about what he was describing really as a lack of leadership and action on climate change.
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6:28Ingrid HipkissHOST
He said, really interesting speech, but looking back on Cyclone Gabrielle and Auckland floods, he says...
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6:34Ingrid HipkissHOST
But the answer, though, he says, is a resounding no.
Leighton Smith Podcast #351 - October 28th 2026 - Ramesh Thakur
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84:02Leighton SmithHOST
Based on a detailed analysis of historic newspaper reports containing temperature, rainfall and other weather data and comparing them to NIWA's published climate summaries, the audit has found, now very quickly... claimed temperature records that were never real records, claimed rainfall records that were never real records.
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84:24Leighton SmithHOST
NIWA published false information on New Zealand's biggest historic cyclone, creating a false narrative that Cyclone Gabriel was bigger and driven by climate change.
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84:34Leighton SmithHOST
Cherry-picked data is being used to exaggerate the apparent frequency of climate records being broken.
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84:41Leighton SmithHOST
The list goes on and on.
WCC buying out one property damaged in devastating floods
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2:28Ellen O'DwyerCORRESPONDENT
RNZ approached the three leading electorate candidates in the Wellington Bay seat to ask their position on council buyouts.
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2:36Ellen O'DwyerCORRESPONDENT
Green Party MP and incumbent Julianne Genter says she supports more financial assistance for affected homeowners, citing government funding provided in Cyclone Gabriel and the Westport floods.
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2:48Julianne GenterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I've spoken to numerous ministers face to face, as well as writing letters on behalf of the constituents.
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2:54Julianne GenterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And it just feels like because there weren't more of them, because it wasn't, you know, 50% of the city that was flooded, they're just being forgotten.
Leighton Smith Podcast #351 - October 28th 2026 - Ramesh Thakur
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83:53Leighton SmithHOST
Based on a detailed analysis of historic newspaper reports containing temperature, rainfall and other weather data and comparing them to NIWA's published climate summaries, the audit has found, now very quickly, claimed temperature records that were never real records, claimed rainfall records that were never real records.
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84:15Leighton SmithHOST
NIWA published false information on New Zealand's biggest historic cyclone, creating a false narrative that Cyclone Gabriel was bigger and driven by climate change.
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84:26Leighton SmithHOST
Cherry-picked data is being used to exaggerate the apparent frequency of climate records being broken.
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84:33Leighton SmithHOST
The list goes on and on.
The Country Full Show: Tuesday, October 27, 2026
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15:56Jamie MackayHOST
They run a farming operation.
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15:58Jamie MackayHOST
They were smacked by Cyclone Gabrielle and you guys all went to the home farm and spent a day in the cattle yards.
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16:03Jamie MackayHOST
What could possibly go wrong?
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16:05Nancy CrawshawGUEST
Yeah, surprisingly nothing.
The Country 27/10/26: Nancy Crawshaw talks to Jamie Mackay
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0:59Jamie MackayHOST
They run a farming operation.
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1:01Jamie MackayHOST
They were smacked by Cyclone Gabrielle and you guys all went to the home farm and spent a day in the cattle yards.
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1:07Jamie MackayHOST
What could possibly go wrong?
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1:09Nancy CrawshawGUEST
Yeah, surprisingly nothing.
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