Solar panels at St John station a 'game changer'
St John Wānaka says the whole community will benefit from the solar panels.
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Supper clubs are gathering steam, so what does it take to host one?
Carly Gibbs pulls up a chair to learn how they work.
Waikato police find two teens 'safe and well' after disappearance
Police said the two teens were found "safe and well".
Turiroa ends bull sales season on a high
Turiroa Angus has a total clearance sale, Kenhardt sells 46 out of 49.
Father of Ross Bremner dies before inquest into 2016 family stabbing
Keith Bremner was stabbed by his son, who killed three others in 2016 stabbings.
Chef of the Year finalist credits Northland collaboration for success
Schnappa Rock's Dean Thompson is a finalist in Hospitality NZ's Chef of the Year award.
First he targeted jewellery stores. Then teen crim graduated to prison stabbings
Two brazen daytime heists, both terrifying shoppers at crowded malls, netted $850,000.
'We don't want to be forgotten': Wairoa promised millions for flood clean-up as PM visits affected locals
Mum who spoke to PM feared for her and young son's lives as floodwaters rose 'so fast'.
Waikato visitor destination among world's most magical places
The local tourism hotspot features highly in a new international ranking.
'A liar and a predator:' Victim confronts soldier who filmed naked teens in shower
One of the victims was only 11 to 13 at the time.
Photo captures a women's rugby game back in the 1960s
Wayne Smith took the photos in the 1960s during a women's rugby game.
Waikato club rugby: Pirongia headline Colts semi-finals
Top 2024 women's try scorer grateful for her Melville team and family.
Group steps up trapping efforts after 100 feral cats caught in one valley alone
Feral cats are causing the deaths of countless native taonga, conservationists say.
Join the breakfast club or reach new heights at the circus: Something for everyone these school holidays
The winter school holidays run from July 6-21 - so what is there to do?
'Determined to own': How low-income renters could buy a home in pricey region
Shared-ownership scheme offers chance to buy 60% stake in a first home, with a 5% deposit.
Hawke's Bay Octogenarian's impressive goal helps raise money for Coastguard
Bill Knobloch, like many other across New Zealand, is taking part in The Big Swim.
Mark Lister: Cause for optimism in mid-year market report card
OPINION: It was a lucrative first six months of the year for investors.
Diversification more important than ever amid ‘mediocre’ growth - Canny View
The generally flat feeling of the nation persists
Divorce is a dirty word - but it doesn’t have to be
The most common reason for divorce is 'complacency'.
Pre-pay for your GP: Hawke's Bay clinics say lack of funding starting to bite
Tōtara Health and Taradale Medical Centre have called out a lack of Government funding.
'More than a sculpture': The woman who posed for Pania of the Reef
Mei was told the unveiling would be 'low-key' - then the Prime Minister turned up.
New MTG facility will provide long-term protection for precious collection
OPINION: As part of this fundraising, we are seeking support from the community
Mission accomplished: Winemaker reflects on 45-year career
The mantle of head winemaker at Mission Estate will now pass to Alex Roper.
Fresh attempt to halt fluoridation works in Rotorua fails
It comes as orders to treat more of the city's supplies are considered.
This plant looks like a huhu bug but don't let that put you off
Opinion: It's worthwhile checking turmeric out, as there are many benefits.
Wainui Beach School principal retires after 19 years, enjoys surprise tea party
Nolian Andrew shares insights as she retires as principal of Wainui Beach School.
Teneti in France as Olympics sevens reserve
The 21-year-old will help the team as they build towards the Paris Olympic Games.
'It was one of the best gigs of my entire life': Comedian's fond memories of performing in Whangārei
'It’s gonna be an awesome show!'
Gisborne land-use shift: new rules to combat erosion risk
Gisborne may limit land use due to erosion risk management.
Petri dish quail parfait, anyone? Behind the scenes of lab-grown meat
Does lab-grown food pose a risk to NZ farmers? And will the ick factor put people off?
Circus Kumarani marks 21 years as stage for all ages and abilities
The community circus is about supporting people of all ages and abilities.
Gisborne letters on defending academic freedom, sorting Grey St and Cook Strait ferries
Gisborne letters on academic freedom, Grey St and Cook Strait ferries.
Charities face rising demand from pensioners as living costs hit home
'Like most elderly, I don’t want to feel like I’m a burden to anyone.'