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Police seek witnesses after arson near Raglan Airfield
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New speed shear record set at Te Puna
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Seven new homes blessed in Tauranga, marking a milestone for Ngāti Ranginui.
'It was massive': ‘Monster’ great white shark circles fishing kayaker
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Waikato Hospital escapes: Corrections member resigns, another on final warning
One staff member quit and one is on final warning after two escapes from Waikato Hospital.
'Relief': Waimea Dam dispute finally ends
Tasman Mayor Tim King said: "It’s been a long and tortuous process to get this far".
Fugitive hands himself in to police in Taupō
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Waka Ama Nationals 2025: First event without legendary paddler
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Innovative solution to swans hitting powerlines at Far North lake
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Top cop leaves the force to tackle issues on the street
A cop for 36 years, Sam Aberahama will now run a mental health and wellbeing trust.
'Soft and spongy' deck, roof that 'would lift with the wind': Landlord fined $6k
An inspector said the general state of the house was 'unmaintained' and 'shocking'.
How La Niña could bring sharks back to NZ shores this summer
Despite recent warnings one man is excited about the promise of more sharks in the region.
Study scholarships awarded to 3 Far North health staff
JR.BM Scholarships to three Northland health workers
‘Drinking, arguing, yelling’: Hamilton tenant evicted from retiree village
Epiha Nathan also parked in the driveway, blocking ambulances, tribunal says.
Humble Northland couple’s community contribution recognised
John and Lily Coleman recognised for community service.
‘Distressing’ rescue of young girl after 13yo fell to his death at Hāhei Beach
Two young people scrambled up a cliff path before the boy plunged down the bank.
Celebration of pilot Denis Hartley’s life later this month
Pilot was a significant force behind the Eastland rescue helicopter.
'Growing problem': The fast-growing NZ town with no public secondary school
A private school will open in February, but residents wonder where the public option is.
‘Constantly looking over my shoulder’: Man's relief at being caught after five years on the run
The 36-year-old, who stole $47k from businesses, was finally found after drink driving.
Foul language, threats heard before man’s death sparked homicide probe
The man was taken to hospital where he died overnight.
‘Massive bang’: Hundreds lose power at Mount Maunganui
Power restored to 531 homes in Mount Maunganui after tree branch hits lines.
'Real buggers': Woman scammed by fake Facebook meat business
Aroha Hicks lost $250 to the scam which is operating through social media marketplaces.
‘A hole in all our lives’: Young, married mum of three killed in crash
The hospital nurse who died 'touched the lives of so many' – friend.
Rich history at Rugby Park as union looks to the future
Hurricanes or Māori All Blacks games proposed for Gisborne's revamped Rugby Park.
Watch: Traffic tail 15km long as road works on SH2 bite, motorists fume
Chipseal works cause heavy traffic, delays between Te Puna and Aongatete.
'Blown onshore': Salty sea air causes pollution breach in Awatoto
'We suspect this was mainly because of large amounts of sea salt particles in the air.'
New independent director for Alliance Group board
Day replaces Simon Robertson, who will step down from the board at the end of March.
New year, new job? Farmer switched to stacking shelves - and aims to own a supermarket
He started again at the bottom, and is working his way up.
Rotten summer: Wairoa A&P Show cancelled for the third time in four years
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Late-night naked antics, chicken coop surprise for residents
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Smart collars 'an absolute game-changer' on hill country farms
James Parsons from Matauri Angus will talk 'virtual' fencing at the East Coast Farm Expo.