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Buller mayor Jamie Cleine previously told Stuff the town had long been dealing with a lack of available rental properties or houses for purchase which meant there were few homes available for flooded residents. Peter Meecham/Stuff Trade Me had one rental listed in the entire Buller district on Saturday. Cleine said with “next to no available rentals” already, the concerns now were about finding somewhere for displaced families to live either medium or long-term while houses were repaired or rebuilt. O’Connor said this was the biggest flood event he had seen in Westport over his lifetime, saying it was a one in 100 year event. ....
Peter Meecham/Stuff Water surrounds Shelswell Rd on the edge of Westport after floodwaters inundated the area. The mouth of Buller River can be seen in the top right of the photo as it meets the sea. While Faafoi said that the money on offer to Westport and Marlborough was an “initial” outlay until full assessments of the damage were carried out, he would not be drawn on future central government cash. “If they need more we will have a discussion,” Faafoi said. It was understood at least 1000 stock had been lost due to the massive flood, O’Connor said. The Buller river rose more than 12 metres above its normal level. ....