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One Love 2024: 15k concertgoers to attend from over 20 countries
Plus all you need to know about road closures and noise control
Trapped for almost 30 hours: A quake survivor lost her legs - now she can dance again
Kate Liao was the only survivor in her building after 2008 Sichuan Province earthquake.
Kiri Allan on her night of shame: ‘I made a series of decisions. You regret them for a lifetime’
Former Labour MP speaks about the guilt and shame she felt after the crash.
'Terrible': Huge cost of drowning and water injuries revealed
'Understanding and respecting the power of New Zealand’s waters is crucial.'
Ex-mayor wants minister to limit Tauranga commission's powers ahead of election
Greg Brownless fears ‘entrenchment’ for the new elected council.
Former mining boss admits false statements, settles case with FMA
The case relates to anonymous posts allegedly made on a sharemarket chatroom.
Wishing to go fishing? Why 3 mates made a social media app for anglers, boaties
How a brainstorm at a BBQ sparked an idea for s
Border collie’s wounds heal after ‘devastating’ dog attack
Paul Gibbs' dog Molly sustained "horrific injuries".
'Pinch point': Works start on SH1/SH29 intersection upgrade
An average of 20,000 vehicles travel through the SH1/SH29 intersection daily.
Burling's bold call as America's Cup and SailGP clash
With only seven months until racing in Barcelona, a vital period lies ahead.
'Exponential' growth: Primary school's 'fight' for funding
'Last year we overspent $10,000 to $12,000 every two weeks.'
Sprint car drivers Dean Brindle and Jonathan Allard to renew rivalry at Baypark
Sprint cars headline the Piston Cup with 6 Shooters and F2 midgets also on the programme
Lotto: Six players share $1 million first division, Powerball rolls over to Saturday
The lucky winners are from Pōkeno, Coromandel, Tauranga, Rotorua, Canterbury and Otago.
Hidden wonders: What scientists just discovered beneath Lake Rotorua
Lakefloor survey reveals thousands of pockmarks, an ancient river and hydrothermal system.
Ex-wife’s ‘haunting’ final act before Kiwi Rowan Baxter killed his family
Baxter killed his ex-wife and three children in a deadly attack that shocked two nations.
'Happened pretty fast': Young lifeguard saves girl caught in rip
The rescue came amid “gnarly sea conditions".
Te Puke make it two from two in cricket’s Williams Cup
Papamoa were beaten by Cadets.
Diesel thieves target rural Te Puke properties
Fuel, generators and batteries have been taken, police say.
Chaos and violence: Mobster's crimes 'inevitable' from an early age, says judge
The drug dealer fled police for more than an hour, speeding through residential areas.
Person who died at home after crash had declined transport to hospital: Hato Hone St John
Police were called to the single-vehicle crash at about 9.30pm.
Data reveals the region where it's more expensive to rent than Auckland
The national median weekly rent in Aotearoa has jumped to $625.
Youth initiatives on the way
The group is keen to hear from all interest groups for youth
Council spends $4600 on unneeded signs
About 22 signs were erected despite parking changes being delayed.
Te Paamu Rugby League Club looking ahead to a strong 2024
There were good turnouts for junior and senior club musters.
Te Puke Fire Brigade report: Fire from ashes in plastic bin successfully fought
Two calls in the same weekend could have had catastrophic consequences.
And the winners are... Herald Photo Contest top shots
The Summer photo competition has been judged. See who won this year's prizes.
Whakatāne take honours at Harris Cup Carnival
But host club Pukehina is closing the gap.
23,000 jobs on offer: Kiwifruit industry pins hopes on big harvest
After two bad seasons, the industry is forecasting a bumper crop
How many extra-curricular activities should our children be doing?
Two families share tips on how they make the after-school juggle work.
Pay error ‘disappoints’ council employees
Staff are frustrated after being paid incorrectly for working recent public holidays.
Zespri boss Dan Mathieson leaving for job with global berry giant
The CEO of seven years will stay to oversee the new season's export sales.