Waikato suffers first loss in Farah Palmer Cup against Canterbury
Waikato missed a last-minute chance to win, with Canterbury holding on for a 10-7 triumph.
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Man to appear in court following arrest in Pyes Pā
A man is due to appear in court following an arrest in Pyes Pā.
Tauranga CBD revamp pushes ahead – with potential savings
A change in funding for Tauranga’s civic precinct could save $1m a year in interest.
Minister rejects call for exemption over Māori ward poll
Ruapehu and South Taranaki district councils will now be required to hold referendums.
Waikato secure first 2024 NPC win with 26-20 over Counties Manukau
Senita Lauaki shines on debut as Waikato edge past Counties Manukau.
'Saving money costs lives' key message of Northland striking ambulance officers
The ambulance officers are striking for four hours each shift on Tuesday and Saturday.
Pāuanui prepares to paint the town pink
Pāuanui is preparing to paint the town 'pink' with a fundraising effort for breast cancer.
'It's having an impact': NZ sheep numbers continue to fall
'Unfortunately, we're not seeing anything that will signal a sharp turnaround.'
Former Hawke's Bay Magpies to boost trophy challengers
Hawke's Bay's Māori rugby representatives are on a shield mission.
'Double-whammy': Downsized bin business says $10k rates hike is 'obscene'
'There’s no excuse for rates going up that fast. It’s just completely unnecessary.'
Waipā Networks Winter Warmer packs helping the community
Businesses backing Waipā Networks Winter Warmer initiative to help whānau in tough times.
177k miles: Dawn's marvellous mini still sparkles
He said it wouldn't last, but look at it now.
Coromandel on screen at new film festival
Coromandel will hit the big screen at an upcoming film festival.
SH2 slip: Road likely to stay closed until Friday
Pōhutukawa trees above the slip face had been removed.
Waitangi service station robbery leaves shop assistant injured
The offenders assaulted a shop assistant and fled in a Toyota Aqua.
'Locked out': Pipeline protestors met with cameras, fencing
A protestor says they are occupying their own land and have no plans to stop.
Camping site closed after 'property damage, abuse and intimidating behaviour'
'We’ve got to the point where we’ve offered all the help we can.'
Desert Rd reopens as polar vortex clips NZ
'Yo-yo weather': A spell of calmer weather is forecast midweek.
Onam festival a blend of tradition and modernity
Onam is set to be celebrated in Waikanae.
Farmer sentenced over 'emaciated' cattle that had to be euthanised
The 65-year-old farmer has been sentenced for ill-treatment of cattle for a second time.
Hospital wait times concerning - NZRDA
Unfilled registrar positions puts pressure on staff and means long waits for patients.
More than 100 people interested in Wairoa flood class action
Lawyer Grant Shand says funding for the Wairoa case is still to be finalised.
Caring Auckland buyer picks up elderly couple’s storm-damaged home
He made an offer within 24 hours of seeing it.
Wellington family not kidding when it comes to goat's milk
The Steenkamp family know most of their 63 goats by name.
Kevin Page: $185 ‘saved’ during personal time
OPINION: Occasionally, you need five minutes to yourself. 'Personal time'.
Opinion: Govt moves to lift maths achievement, fix water investment, make roads safer
Opinion: MP writes about the Govt's recent announcements on maths, water and safer roads.
YMP lead charge into Premier Grade semis
Semifinals: YMP (1) v Whāngārā Old Girls; Waikohu Prems v Horouta Koura.
Krissy Mackintosh continues mental health work with Gotcu after Hear4U closure
Mackintosh's journey: from Hear4U closure to Woman of the Year finalist.
MPs impressed by Tairāwhiti's cutting-edge tech and local innovations
Govt aim to boost economy, inspire young Kiwis, and support regional innovation.
'Is nothing sacred anymore': Dismay at funeral services arson attack
'We were so lucky the FENZ crews were able to get there so quickly to stop it.'
Drone surveys reveal ongoing landslide risks at Te Kuri o Pāoa
'Significant ongoing risks' at sites along cliff face.
Government targets drink-drivers with 3.3 million breath tests a year
Kirkpatrick supports crackdown to make roads safer, citing personal loss to drink-driving
Free workshops for Northland weed busters
Free workshops for Northlanders keen to tackle the region’s worst weeds
Northland's walks serve as backdrop for wāhine seeking to connect
A group put together by Whangārei local Becky Keen has gained traction.