UK comedian Bill Bailey's new tour heads to NZ
He'll perform in 13 centres, including Rotorua on November 21.
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On The Up: Hawke’s Bay Cancer Society opens retreat for free therapy sessions
Patients can access up to six free one-hour sessions at the retreat.
She's moved 14 times since toxic flooding forced her out - now she has a place to call home
'We can rest, heal, rebuild and dream again.'
A Kiwi shearer wins the race, but the Scots claim the prize
Toa Henderson faced his international test match shearing debut at Lochearnhead Shears.
Former All Black and Hawke’s Bay rugby legend dies
Robbie Stuart was a provincial rugby stalwart and captained Hawke's Bay a record 84 times.
The Country: How farmers, growers are faring after floods
Julian Raine, Grant McCallum, Mark Cameron, Blair McLean, and Phil Duncan.
Storm-battered regions brace for more severe weather
Storm-hit areas face more rain and gales as the clean-up continues.
High-profile Tauranga retail site sold for $18.6m to local investors
The site houses Noel Leeming, Animates, Elite Fitness, and Chemist Warehouse.
Napier Port industrial action ends as pay agreement reached for workers
'We can now focus on running a port rather than fighting each other.'
Gisborne highway speed limits kept low after strong community support
More than 1200 submissions were received during the six-week consultation.
One person dead after serious two-vehicle crash in Waipā District
Emergency services were called to the scene at about 11.25am.
'Benefits are amazing': Farmers bitten by the bokashi bug
'We get a lot of people come past here going ‘why is your place so green?’'
Missing teen found safe and well after vanishing from Auckland mall six days ago
The teen was last seen at LynnMall in New Lynn.
Last paper machine shuts at Kinleith, 150 jobs lost in major transition
The Kinleith mill's last paper machine has stopped, cutting about 150 jobs.
From the UK to Ngātīmoti: How Noel Edmonds spends his time in NZ
The TV host left stardom behind to run an 800-acre estate by the Motueka River.
Weighlifters named NZ Team flag bearers
Weightlifters David Liti and Tui-Alofa Patolo have been named flag bearers for the New Zealand Team at the 2025 Pacific Mini Games.
How the 'Māori Millionaire' realised investing in her health would help with her financial goals
Te Kahukura Boynton has released a new book exploring her financial journey.
Opinion: We are one bad rainstorm away from disaster
Slash and sediment from logging are major issues in steep hill forestry.
Golden 16-metre Buddhist statue set to ‘tower above’ horrified community
Auckland Council art 'loophole' horrifies neighbours as giant golden statue takes shape.
'Bad advice': Hipkins reflects on Labour's Rotorua housing challenges
Hipkins said Labour's next campaign will focus on jobs, health, and homes.
Northland firefighters face struggles with ageing fleet and delays
Firefighters worry their ageing engine may impact response times.
Beetlegeuse triumphs at Ruakākā, tribute to Schick family tragedy
Beetlegeuse wore 10-year-old Jimmy Schick's favourite cap during the race.
What’s the market mood at the midpoint?
OPINON: It has been a big six months and there's plenty more to come.
Historic villa with ‘colourful past’ for sale for the first time in over 30 years
19th-century pioneer built the mansion and half of Thames.
‘Big character’: Community mourns farmer killed by tree in South Island floods
Lines' family have been growing hops in the region for about 170 years.
'I ditched everything': Fisherman swept 100m out to sea strips off to survive
Lifejacket convert Bas Radcliffe says he pretty much ticked every box on what not to do.
Police release last images of teen at Akl mall now missing six days
Whetu, 17, was last seen at LynnMall with her partner on Tuesday.
5 stunning winter walks to try around New Zealand
Scenic winter walks around the country, from Canterbury waterfalls to Northland peaks.
Ranfurly Shield-winning prop retires at 28 due to 'head knocks'
Joel Hintz's proudest moment was lifting the Log o' Wood as his side arrived in Napier.
80,000 books: Library service reaches schools, rest homes and young offenders
Some customers have been using the service for more than 20 years.
'Bring energy back': Call for new store as empty supermarket site stalls nearby trade
'We want some more options in Havelock North.'
Is it a toastie if it's shaped like a Jenga block?
Filled with prawn, looking like sushi – an eatery thinks it's onto an NZ toastie winner.
Welcome to The Huntaway Inn - Glenn Dwight
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Bob's small but mighty berry business
Bob Teal's orchard thrives on just 1.68 hectares in Cambridge.