'Very short notice': Napier ale house kicked out over lease dispute
'I tried to work with them to say why don’t we extend it.'
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Police investigate discovery of human remains near Waikato town
Police have secured the scene and are examining the area.
Luxon talks Trump on The Country
Christopher Luxon, Ray Smith, Jane Smith, Rick Ladd, Hunter McGregor.
Bloom in the Bay: explore art, gardening, and wellness at Tauranga festival
Play with pottery or learn how to make a knife at one of the many events.
Man arrested after alleged alcohol theft with gun
He was expected in the Waitākere District Court today.
Treaty bill protest: Second wave of motorway mayhem as hīkoi heads south
The hīkoi now splits into two groups, headed for Ihumātao and Bastion Point.
'A loud bang': Three dead in Hamilton car vs train tragedy
Emergency services rushed to Peachgrove Rd just after 4.30am.
Tauranga water mains break causing discoloured water
It affects the area from the city centre to Greerton.
New general manager takes helm at Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club
Dylan Higgins is impressed with the spiritual home of golf.
Shellfish collection ban in BoP harbour in force now
A two-year ban on taking the shellfish came into force today.
Councils say buyouts of homes destroyed during Cyclone Gabrielle almost completed
More than 300 properties across Hastings and Napier were deemed Category 3.
Coromandel athletes feature in 2kg 'homage to surf culture'
Unbound Vol 1 weaves together pictures and interviews with NZ surfers.
'Pretty much gone': Swanndri buried to show wool returns to nature
“We saw worms... eating the fabric and returning those nutrients to the soil."
Organisers expect 6000 marchers for Hamilton leg of hikoi
Organisers planning for a 6000 strong hīkoi march through Hamilton
Banned fraudster fails again, recruitment firm owes $8.4 million
The company employed a lot of immigrant workers as contractors now owed money.
'It was just a holiday': The HB pilot who flew across the world in a Gipsy Moth
'Some people have cats and dogs. We have a hangar,' says the aviator's daughter.
'Speed up access' to health services: New child wellness centre opens
It is a 'significant milestone' in Health NZ's commitment to improving children's health.
Kerikeri Street Party set to finish half-marathon event in style
Thousands expected to let their hair down post-race.
Table-topping Napier City Rovers fizzing for National League run home
Napier City Rovers' hopes of making the National League final are in their own hands.
Family 'absolutely gutted' after theft of heirlooms
'They stole the whole get-up except the tie, which I buried with my dad.'
Councillor slams new Rotorua sports strategy
The mayor says she is 'disappointed' with one councillor's position.
Lively annual meeting ahead for dairy giant Fonterra?
Pay rises are on the cards for the chair, directors and watchdog councillors.
Woman flown to hospital after crash involving truck in South Taranaki
Rescue helicopter takes woman from crash scene to Waikato Hospital.
'I had nothing to go on': Firearms officer on why she didn't investigate concerns about shooter who was later killed by police
Joel Buckley fired at police when they arrived at his home.
Cold blooded murder: The chilling discovery of a body and the plan to cover it up
Three friends claimed it was an accident, but a jury found otherwise.
Ceremony marks opening of 11 relocatable homes at Ōmāhu Marae
Dreams and aspirations were realised as 11 new homes opened at Ōmāhu.
Couple's surprise: Tairāwhiti volunteers win Nan Evans award
Hans Kwak: 'The award is as much for Trish as it is for me.'
One person treated for smoke inhalation after house fire in Raumanga
A person was treated for smoke inhalation after a house fire in Raumunga this afternoon
'We just want action': Abuse in care survivors unite for apology
Denise Caltaux says abuse in care is at the core of a lot of the country's social issues.
Zimbabwean saxophonist amped for Totara Street
Thabani Gapara will play in Mount Maunganui, touring his album, Dzindza.
Saluting and farewelling Tā Bom - the reluctant war hero
It was a fitting ceremonial farewell that Sir Robert Gillies would have dodged.
‘Words will never be enough’: Hawke’s Bay survivors respond to abuse in care apology
Hawke's Bay survivors say the public apology is “empty and meaningless” without redress.
The vegetable Kiwis find very a-peeling
New Zealanders chomped through over $1 billion worth of this humble vegetable last year.
'Market is crap' - house builder Classic Group drops staff numbers by 90
'We used to build 300 houses a year but we’re down to 70, 80, maybe 100.' - Cooney