Jones opens new road in Kawerau, community centre in Kaingaroa
Visit comes as Kaingaroa regains access to clean running water after four days without.
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Jail for two offenders who continue to flout court orders
The men were hoping for one last chance to adjourn their sentencings but failed.
'Metres from sea': Dover Samuels calls island pool fence rule too bureaucratic
Kaumātua Dover Samuels says the Motukawaiti Island pool is right next to the sea.
'Custodians of Waipu' appeal to council to keep job that funds community work
Maintenance duties helped trust pay for other initiatives but role now going to Citycare.
Somme Parade reopens after work completed
Whanganui Alliance crews replaced a broken stormwater main at the site.
Black Ferns co-captain Kennedy Simon sets sights higher with record-breaking contract
The 27-year-old has signed the longest professional deal in NZ women's rugby history.
What last-minute voters need to know about Tauranga's election
Turnout is lagging, with less than 24 hours to go.
Gateway to self-determination: Iwi-led support hub to keep tamariki out of state care opens
Te Ara Mātua Hub in Heretaunga will let whānau to access health, home, and youth support.
The Country: ‘Weather bomb’ watch with Phil Duncan
Phil Duncan, Claire Williamson, Adam Thompson, P Alexander, S Duncan, S Loe, Jason Walls.
End of an era: Rick’s last pic for Gisborne Herald
Sports-mad Herald photographer retires after 48-year career.
Govt pledges to repair 95% of potholes within 24 hours
The Government agreed on new pothole repair targets with NZTA and roading contractors.
Golden glint: Hawke's Bay athletes eye a shot at history in Paris
Hawke’s Bay will get plenty of opportunity to cheer Olympics hopefuls in the 2024 games.
Horizons releases survey on bus music
The council wants to hear people's opinions on whether they like music played on buses.
Heavy rain watches, 10m waves as 'weather bomb' looms
High waves are also expected near the centre of the rapidly deepening low.
‘Aviation history’ finds new Tauranga home
New home for replica of what’s believed to be the world’s oldest powered flying aircraft.
Forecast for rain prompted early bar opening attempt this week on Wairoa River
Hawke's Bay Regional Council gave the go-ahead due to the forecast, which has since eased.
Probe into Northland shellfish deaths proves inconclusive
The mass death event in Pataua was the second since 2022.
Revealed: The best dish to eat in Hawke's Bay - by George it’s a goody
A month-long celebration of Hawke’s Bay produce has been declared a delicious success.
Te Mata mushrooms back after smell complaints caused closure
Complaints caused Te Mata Mushrooms to close its Havelock North facility in 2022.
Woman killed in Palmerston North yet to be identified
The woman's body will be removed from the scene today.
'They have nowhere to go': Fears for rough sleepers in Thames
'They are wet, they are cold, and they have got nowhere to go.'
New building for South Taranaki museum
The building is currently housing agriculture and settler artefacts.
'Don't heckle very much': Irish comedian praises NZ's polite crowd culture
'I’m not massive on audience interaction, and I don’t think Kiwis are big on it either.'
Farmhand impales two cows after botching common farming practice
He was trying to get them back on their feet. Instead, they had to be put down.
Just the ticket: Ollie's train dream comes true
Sitting in the driver’s seat of a train is a dream come true for Ollie.
Preliminary results in for two local byelections
The byelections were prompted due to a death and resignations.
Reviving a city’s heart: Tauranga’s commissioners on their big wins
The trials and triumphs of the commission's time in Tauranga.
New host announced for The Hits Tauranga
Sam Western joins The Hits Tauranga after a successful stint as Sun FM breakfast host.
From the regional to the world stage: Waikato building projects in for global honours
The nomination comes after their success at the Waikato Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards.
Dave Mollard: Farewell Judith 'if it is about us, let’s make a fuss' Lacy
OPINION: Her words have been our voice in the community.
Farming for the future
Hawke's Bay's Thomsen family rise from the mud after Cyclone Gabrielle
Half-finished home on elite street sells for $2m-plus at mortgagee sale
Buyer plans to complete previous owner's vision for riverside property.
'Big shortfall': One family's insurance lesson after severe weather destruction
'Don’t just pay your bill and move on,' a previously under-insured farming family says.
Rubbish removal business donating useful kerbside items to charity
'One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.'