Dry July: Far North couple who went through cancer journeys at same time speak in support
Far North cancer survivors Steve and Valerie Smith are getting behind Dry July.
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Why you should plant Luisa plum trees
Opinion: I am relatively new to this variety of plum, but I am now sold on it.
Quick work to repair damaged water pipe
Clean-up continues as weather eases in Tairāwhiti.
Meet Leo Mangos: Kiwifruit champion and change merchant
“If Leo gets involved, there will be change.”
Gisborne CBD saved from alcohol policy ban
New Class 1 restaurants are not allowed to open within 150m of 'sensitive sites'.
'It’s important for our mental health in the cold': Matariki fun warms hearts
Friday's events included Whangārei's Light and Lantern Parade, and Waipu on Ice.
Woman brutally attacked slams justice system after not learning of abuser's release
The woman received a formal written notice three days before her attacker was released.
'I’m very honoured to be a part of this journey': Dancing couple talk about their experience
Dancing couple reveal how the lead up to the big night is going.
'Not giving up on you' Judge tells teen as he's sent to prison
The youth was involved in a robbery at Michael Hill while he was on home detention.
Coromandel gold miner suspended from ASX as auditor flags concerns
Auditor could not form an opinion on financial statements due to lack of evidence.
Waiouru exercises important in 'volatile, uncertain and complex world'
Realistic scenarios help soldiers keep ready for any eventuality.
Councillor cites Nazi experiments in fluoride debate
Robert Lee said the lesson from Nuremberg was 'informed consent'.
‘It’s just vanished’: Wairoa flood devastates lime juicing operation
Forty-foot containers have been uplifted and moved at the Limery.
Rain clearing but frosty nights ahead for Hawke's Bay
The end of the low pressure system means near zero-degree nights ahead.
Aroha ki te tangata: Inside the lives of Māori wardens
Six Māori wardens showcased throughout the motu.
Waipawa’s new roundabout creating community conversations
Waipawa's new roundabout causing concern, mayor says it is a "no brainer".
Harcourts Dancing for Hospice: Dancer nerves on the up as the date draws nearer
The tummy is turning thinking about the big night.
'Quite emotional': Thousands gather at Lakefront to watch Matariki drone show
Rotorua's lakefront lit up in celebration of the Māori new year.
Councillors say 'no' to more transparency
Councillors have said 'no' to changing the way they conduct workshops.
From Pōkeno to Kopu, Waikato events promise Matariki magic
Events and activities seek to preserve old and new traditions in the community.
Free bus rides on offer to Hamilton Matariki event
This year’s theme is ‘Matariki heri kai’, meaning 'Matariki. the bringer of food’.
Tributes continue to flow after Gisborne fishing tragedy
“They were all very popular members of our club.”
Ocean Farm: Where waste is turned to gold
Ocean Farm is the end of the line for the wastewater treatment for Ashburton.
Bull sale sell-out at Turihaua: 66 from 66
'The bulls were like peas in a pod right through the catalogue'
'Unifying us as a country': Matariki becoming a 'marker' of our national identity
Matariki public holiday inspires kotahitanga (oneness) and recognition of mātauranga Māori
What's on: Events range from a manu comp to viewing the Puanga and Matariki stars
A guide to what's on and where to look for Puanga/Matariki this year.
'Common sense': Rules on creating wetlands to be relaxed
Relaxing rules around developing wetlands is “common sense”.
Water issues again for city as debris cover beaches
Major clean-up from the storm gears up as more rain falls
Hollie Smith's Bones Tour comes to Gisborne this weekend
Hollie Smith's Bones Tour is coming to Gisborne this Matariki weekend.
BrazilBeat release remix of Future is Now track ahead of Ice Block dance party
The Gisborne-based duo will bring their unique sound to the annual dance party.
Matariki Heri Kai: Embracing the season of sharing and food
Weather impacts Gisborne events; locals can turn to Matariki TV specials.
Discover the magic: Behind the scenes at Badjelly's Glow Show
Go backstage and discover the secrets behind the Glow Show puppets.
Time to tango: Dancers wanted for fundraising contest
Inexperienced dancers will learn ballroom and Latin American dancing over three months.
Hawke's Bay hosts Poverty Bay Cup with $55,000 prize
Poverty Bay Cup races at Hawke’s Bay with $55,000 prize.