Donated tapestry some of MTG’s many taonga: Gail Pope
Gifted tapestry originally bought from Egypt.
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Forty entries for Napier's Christmas Parade as rebound begins
Community support for the Christmas Parade in Napier is rising after a post-Covid slump.
Cuts to staff hours at Havelock North retirement village 'detrimental': worker
Cuts to staff hours at Mary Doyle retirement village are taking a toll, a worker says.
Marine precinct sale stopped after interim injunction granted
The council has also been served with judicial review proceedings.
Case grows for bold RBNZ rate cut as economic headwinds persist: Nick Stewart
The economic backdrop has become increasingly concerning.
Children face 10-hour school day as bus route axed
Mum accuses Education Ministry of breaching its own criteria.
'Rejection after rejection': Two families who met at flat viewing secure house with novel approach
The couples with kids decided they weren't going to fight each other to get a place.
Rotorua teen prostitution ring: Five men admit being customers
Details have been revealed about five men caught up in an underage prostitution ring.
Is this the start of a new aquaculture industry?
'This is a new era for sustainable marine farming in New Zealand.'
'Tragic that it’s still needed': How demand for this service has changed in 33 years
'It used to be very much income-based ... that's changed.'
'The All Blacks‘ most under-appreciated player’ – The career of Sam Cane
Sam Cane – 'the All Blacks‘ most under-appreciated player'.
Fran O’Sullivan: Trump's trade vision could cost NZ $750m
OPINION: Trump's new commerce boss is a keen proponent of tariffs.
Roading firm wins top business award, donuts win people's choice
Tūpore has scooped the Supreme Award at Hawke's Bay's night of nights for businesses.
Tolaga Bay resident urges council action on historic wharf and hall
Clive Bibby calls for Gisborne council to take over maintenance of the historic landmarks.
Secrets of berry farm’s success
Berry season is up and running with fruit arriving at supermarkets and greengrocers.
Weathering the storm: Rural Support Trust helps farmers in need
'It was set up by a group of like-minded farmers with a passion to help others.'
Solar farm, terminal extension: Airport plan sets out ambitious future
The airport is built on land confiscated by the Crown in 1866.
Seymour refuses to ‘bow down’ to his hapū leaders over Treaty Principles Bill
'He has disregarded our voice and continued with this divisive kaupapa.'
A Kiwi industry abuzz: How mānuka honey is finding its sweet spot again
'You don’t want to be doom and gloom your whole life. That's just a miserable way to live'
'That's the way love goes': Man tells police after beating partner so viciously he needed breaks
Dalton Taylor's city centre attack lasted more than seven minutes.
'Everyone deserves warm kai': Kmart supports foodbank
The wishing tree appeal is in its 31st year and the need for it 'has never been greater'.
Cashed up a2 Milk still looking for acquisitions
Acquisitions are still on a2 Milk's radar screen, despite the company's dividend plans.
Prisoner captured after escape from Waikato Hospital
The incident has prompted a review of Spring Hill Corrections Facility procedure.
Community boards facing axe
Western Bay of Plenty District could have fewer councillors to vote for next election.
Deadline looms for heritage farming awards
Families who have farmed their land since 1924 or earlier are eligible to apply for award.
NZ's first non-binary MP presents maiden speech
Benjamin Doyle became a list MP based in Hamilton after Darleen Tana was ousted.
Tairua-Pāuanui Community Board member Cath Wightman resigns
There are several options after Wightman's departure.
Dangerous Black Power member flees police: Sponge round fired during chase
Police appeal for information as to the whereabouts of Black Power member Toa Pitman.
Doctor warned sporting body ‘we could lose someone’ before Podmore’s death
A senior doctor who had worked closely with the athletes warned they were 'at risk'.
'He's a beast': 15yo Kiwi runner sets world-best time
Tauranga teenager beats 3000m world record for 15-year-olds.
Tairawhiti schools shine at Turanganui Māori cultural festival
Thousands celebrate Māori culture at Turanganui Schools Festival, now in its 39th year.
'Lambs all over the place': Council investigates after dogs savage livestock
Council investigates dog attacks; one dog shot, another impounded in Kaikohe.
Police on the hunt for Toyota after roadworker threatened with gun
Police are seeking dashcam footage of the vehicle involved in the incident.