A sink hole has caused the closure of a section of Great North Road in the Auckland suburb of Waterview. Photo: RNZ / Richard Sutherland
The wild weather is moving further down the country with Waitomo the second region to declare a state of emergency.
While the clean-up continues, officials have warned to brace for more rain.
A heavy rain warning is in place for Northland while a heavy rain watch is in place for Auckland.
Both locations are also under a severe thunderstorm watch.
Waikato, Waitomo and Mount Taranaki all have heavy rain watches and Manawatu, Tararua, Kapiti-Horowhenua, and Wairarapa are under a severe thunderstom watch.
Here are images of affected areas for Sunday. Images from Saturday can be seen here, and Friday here.
A bridge on No 4 Road in Te Puke, Bay of Plenty has collapsed. Photo: Facebook/Te Puke Community Noticeboard
Flood waters surround a derailed train in Te Puke, Bay of Plenty. Photo: SunLive/Sammi Strickland
Flooding continues to affect Waitomo. Photo: Facebook / Waitomo Mayor John Robertson
The scene where a house collapsed from a landslide in Tauranga's Egret Avenue. Photo: Krystal Abey-Leenders
A local road covered by rainwater which has turned local paddocks into a lake in Piopio, Waitomo. Photo: RNZ/Robin Martin
Volunteers sift through donations at an emergency centre at Māngere Memorial Hall in Auckland. Photo: RNZ/Angus Dreaver
Victims of Auckland's floods gather at Māngere Memorial Hall for support. Photo: RNZ/Angus Dreaver
Auckland mayor Wayne Brown visits the emergency centre. Photo: RNZ/Angus Dreaver
Floodwaters at the Whangamata golf course on Sunday afternoon. Photo: Amy Williams
Photo: RNZ/Angus Dreaver
Photo: RNZ/Angus Dreaver
A desk is set up to help Kainga Ora tenants. Photo: RNZ/Angus Dreaver
Photo: RNZ/Angus Dreaver
Photo: RNZ/Angus Dreaver
Photo: RNZ/ Robin Martin