'Gizzy Christmas': CBD sparkles with new 7m Christmas tree
Fifty-eight wooden trees decorated by Tairawhiti students spread festive cheer.
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Shane Edwards’ death: Police going door-to-door in Tokoroa
Shane Edwards went missing on May 14, 2022. His remains were recently found.
Cycling boss apologises for 'appalling' treatment of Olivia Podmore
The decision not to investigate the bullying allegations was 'not appropriate' - Peterson
Govt announces sweeping changes to limit farm-to-forestry conversions
Govt says measures will protect productive farmland and allow sustainable forestry growth.
Hamilton carver completes 'massive' whale bone pare
'Creating this pare was about honouring tradition and pushing boundaries ...'
‘Beyond disappointing’: Kāinga Ora rejects wool carpet
Disappointment as Kāinga Ora opts for synthetic over wool carpet.
Scrub fire about 1ha in size under control
The fire is in steep terrain, and crews are working to extinguish it.
Farm-to-forestry changes with the PM on The Country
Christopher Luxon, Bryce McKenzie, Komal Mistry-Mehta, Jen Corkran, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth.
Sparks cause 10-hour fire battle in east coast forest
Firefighters were tied up for 10 hours dealing with fire in young pines in a forest.
'Calming' water feature starts smoking as firefighters issue warning over cheap electronics
A Hastings man said he woke up to a burning smell and the outlet close to igniting.
Summer's first heat alerts issued as temperatures head for 30C
MetService has issued heat alerts for known hotspots, with warm nights keeping temps high.
Christmas at the Park countdown on as Hastings venue takes shape
Hot weather and large crowds expected for Christmas at the Park in Hastings.
Murder charge laid after man found dead at Levin park
Police say more people are involved in the alleged murder.
Inspiring futures: Teachers connect with farming leaders in Tairāwhiti
Gisborne teachers tour farms, connecting students with local career options.
Young swim stars named: Athletes set for global stage
Muchirahondo breaks Danyon Loader's 400m IM NZ record by over 4 seconds, smashing titles.
Whānau rally for city's first Māori ward councillor struck by rare illness
Locals will climb Mauao to fundraise for Tauranga councillor Mikaere Sydney.
Coromandel agritourism business wins supreme award
The walk also won the Love of the Land award in October.
Evicted from home: Whangārei campers face council's carpark crackdown
The council evicts campers: 'Two weeks before Christmas, we don't need this.'
Beat the Heat: Best swimming spots in each region
From Northland to Canterbury, here are the best spots to cool off in.
Hastings home’s near miss after blaze: Open fire ban for twin cities
A prohibited fire season notice is now in place.
Second Otago farm placed under restriction over bird flu fears
The chickens will be euthanised by CO2 containerised gas, an industry standard practice.
Escape to Dirt Farm: Luxury glamping and world-class mountain biking await
Dirt Farm offers the perfect retreat.
Niwa: Mixed weather ahead for Horowhenua's summer
Horowhenua's Christmas may be dry, with a 40% chance of normal rainfall, Niwa says.
Neonatal nurse one of two women killed in rural Auckland crash
Tegan Hill, 25, was working in her "dream career" when a crash claimed her life.
'We certainly feel the love': Donations pour in from Christmas Movie in the Park
A rain delay didn't stop hundreds of people joining the fun and donating to the foodbank.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Restoring confidence in farming - and science
Opinion: The Government and sector should work together to get Wellington out of farming.
The $20m Kiwi athlete: NZ's highest-earning sport stars revealed
Who raced up the rankings in 2024?
Watch: Police crash into parked vehicles, abandon pursuit of motorbike rider
Police were chasing a motorbike rider before the crash.
EVES Open World Tennis Tour returns to Tauranga
This is the third time the tour has been held in Tauranga.
Dairy prices lift in mixed GDT auction
Dairy prices lift again despite a mixed result at the latest auction.
'Heartbreaking': Australian farmer hit by bird flu sends warning to NZ
'It could take months to replace hens,' Australian egg producer warns.
Kiwi nurse of 37yrs on desperate staff shortages: 'We're holding on by the skin of our teeth'
Nurse warns Hawke’s Bay Hospital is “holding on by the skin of our teeth” due to staffing.