New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says that the country is "heavy with grief" after the "profound tragedy" of the recent weather. Rescue efforts are continuing and the government will stand with affected communities, Luxon adds in a statement shared on social media.

CHILDREN are feared to be among nine people still trapped under mud and debris after a landslide ripped through a campsite in New Zealand. Officials say they haven’t found any signs of life

Days of record-breaking rain on New Zealand's North Island cause landslide at tourist hotspot

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Aerial footage shows a home sitting at the base of a steep slope following the landslide, with large rocks, mud and uprooted trees sliding down the hillside and stopping just short of the roofline. At least one person was injured in the landslide at the isolated northern beaches outpost, which is accessible only by boat.

Located at the edge of Tauranga in the Bay of Plenty, Mount Maunganui is a popular tourist spot. Hundreds including children are missing from the campsite as rescue operations are underway

New Zealand authorities said on Saturday they were working to identify victims of a landslide that hit a busy campground on the country's North Island,