Hawke's Bay summer fruit could take 13 years to recover
US facility will not seek accreditation - tap turned off for new fruit varieties.
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Truck driver charged over Cambridge SH1 pile-up
Anthony Rata's truck and two other vehicles were involved in the smash.
Dangerous driver 'running late for work' loses job
The Cambridge woman was running late for work. Now she's out of a job completely.
Cyclist suffers heart attack during race
The 73-year-old cyclist was just a few kilometres short of the finish line.
Issues remain rife at embattled St Kilda Care Home
Multiple failures have been found during an unannounced inspection in Cambridge.
Spectator received fatal blow from runaway motocross bike
Spectator died of a severe head injury after being hit by stray motorbike, coroner rules.
Taking artworks of sex, drugs and parties to China
Wintec artist gets PM's Scholarship for Asia. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
'Breathtaking': Kiwi's meeting with the royal family
Ezekiel Raui on Harry and Meghan's excitement for NZ and admiration of his Māori cloak.
Local Focus: Experience of a lifetime for young artist
WINTEC artist gets PM's Scholarship for Asia. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
SH1 reopen safter fatal Waikato crash
One person has died in a two-vehicle crash this morning north of Karapiro.
Kiwi youths to receive medals from the Queen
The two Kiwis are part of a group of 240 Commonwealth youth being honoured
Local Focus: One man, his horse and a cornet
70 years in the Cambridge Brass Band. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Bakers test their skills against NZ's best
The best bakers in NZ are up against each other for the 2018 NZ Bakels Supreme Pie Awards.
Local Focus: Cambridge Brass band needs help to get to France
$78,000 needed to get the band to centenary celebrations. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Local Focus: Waipa Mayor expecting rates rises below 2%
"It's infrastructure, infrastructure infrastructure". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
NZ residents questioned in investigation into UK money launderer
Two Waikato residents were questioned by police over the laundering of $1m by a UK woman.
Local Focus: It's just a quick prick for farmers
Student nurses offer free health checks for farmers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Person dead after Cambridge on-ramp crash
Police suspect the driver may have suffered a medical event at the time of the crash.
Person dies after being trapped in a potato harvester
Emergency services are at the scene of incident near Puni.
Viral illness at top private school sends 85 pupils home
Scores of private Cambridge school's pupils have diarrhoea and vomiting.
Lupton flies to the lead
Ken Lupton flies the flag for Waverley after round one of Hydro Thunder series
Young kiwi released into the wild
Kiwis saved one bird at a time. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Young kiwi released into the wild
Kiwis saved one bird at a time. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Group riding bikes, wearing hoodies harass St John officer
The five offenders were described as Maori, riding pushbikes and wearing hoodies
Truck and two cars crash, blocking State Highway 1
The crash involved two cars and a logging truck, police say.
A BMX artist with a smashed-up body
Dirt-jump star Paul Langlands says he is living the dream.
Consumer steps in over rest home neglect
A rest home has been held to account by the Disputes Tribunal over its care of a resident.
Rest home left woman in urine-soaked bed
Rest home ordered to pay son of elderly resident $10,000 for poor standard of care.
Waikato Stirling Sports store ram raided
The thieves were so determined to get inside they reversed up the footpath.
One hurt after car crashes into bus in Avondale
A person has been badly hurt after their car and a bus collided in Auckland.
Multiple people trapped after crash
Multiple people are trapped after a three vehicle crash near Cambridge.
Quest to return WWI wallet to German family
German officer saved Kiwi soldier's life, then gave him his wallet. Can it be returned?