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Gisborne juniors hungry to turn training into glory

Midway, Waikanae, Wainui flags to fly at Ōhope Beach at junior ERCs

Seeds of hope: Globally rare habitat shows signs of recovery after 1000ha blaze

The October fire released about $9.6m worth of carbon into the atmosphere.

SH27 Waharoa Rd to be closed for four weeks

The works are a part of the Government’s $2 billion investment.

Rolling hills and a joyful dog: Photo competition winner captures Hawke’s Bay summer spirit

Amy Knight wins photo contest with stunning sunrise shot of her fox terrier Frankie.

Police find missing Napier teen siblings

In a statement released on Friday, police said the brother and sister had been located.

‘The grief is heavy’: Driver charged, community mourns after 11-year-old cyclist killed

'Flashbacks of what happened come and go all the time.'

A place to call home: Cyclone-smashed school rebuilt in time for new year

'I can’t wait to see the look in their eyes when they walk through the gate.'

‘Embarrassing’: Tinetti removes social post criticising school lunch made when Labour in power

'I think that this is a hamburger. I am not certain.'

Going up in the world - three-storey inner city housing ready in Napier

The lack of parking created some opposition - so what does it look like now it's done?

'Round and round': One letter sent six times but never received

Robyn Bronlund-Stads sends mail to the same address monthly. She knows it's correct.

Special affinity with horses: Northland ‘horse whisperer’ to compete in Special Olympics event

Alex Goldsack will compete in Christchurch from December 10 to 14.

'They have to do what they said': Frustration as flood resilience costs rise

Hawke's Bay Regional Council seeks extra funding as project costs reach $26.94 million.

Saying goodbye to the last mayor of Te Puke

Family and friends remember a man passionate about his community.

NZ's top shearers eyeing a black-singlet comeback

The national team selection series takes place over the next 12 months.

‘A thousand times harder’: Parents turn to charities as school costs rise

Parents increasingly rely on charities due to rising school costs.

Stock Takes: Better times ahead for NZX-listed dairy companies?

Synlait is back in action after a terrible 2024, while trade tension overhangs FPH.

Jenée Tibshraeny: Are banks right to ditch ‘dirty’ customers?

Debate gets deeply political.

BNZ tells coal mine it will shut all accounts by 2030

BNZ wrote to the mine saying its accounts would be closed by 2030.