
Mitch Rees dominates NZ Superbikes, clinches third national title
He secured his third title in the premier 1000cc superbike class.
He secured his third title in the premier 1000cc superbike class.
The unexpected rise of Taradale - can they go all the way this weekend?
'At the end of the day, everyone takes their turn at a bad season - this is ours.'
Around 4500 to 5000 people attended the inaugural Hastings event.
Rescue teams in Tauranga responded to reports of swimmers in distress.
'Prevalence of technopessimism' subject of grand final debate.
Strathmore Park is expected to deliver 187 homes in stages.
Nicole Storm cried with pride for 30 minutes after finishing her first Ironman.
She is the only female on the Hellers Sharp Blacks team of six butchers.
News snippets from the Far North.
Far North couple are 2025 Northland share farmers of the year.
An inside look at the 10 standout private baches recognised in this year’s awards.
Far North budgeting and family service closing after 27 years helping struggling families
'I feel like I’m having my second childhood.'
New Zealand produced about 4000 tonnes of blueberries in 2023/2024 on 1000 hectares.
'It made me realise that I truly had what was needed to put others first.'
South Island temperatures are expected to fall by at least 15C.
The woman was painting her house when four dogs broke through her fence and set upon her.
Jean Crabtree, 96, was honoured with the St John Priory Vote of Thanks.
Possible reinvestment of funds has been labelled 'a kneejerk reaction to finances'.
The Crown says she was pushed from a moving car by her partner, and then beaten.
Tove Jensen-Munroe says the drug will be her 'best option' if she relapses. Video / Megan Wilson
Hamilton's much-loved street art festival turned 10 last weekend.
Other patients consider moving overseas or starting a Givealittle to pay for the drug.
'This programme has been awesome in introducing new tastes and textures.'
Three big city teams will face the Magpies at McLean Park. All the best!
It comes after flights across the South Island were disrupted this morning.
All the shearing action from the Warkworth and Methven A & P Shows.
Dennis Kenny was the race director of the Rotorua Marathon for 34 years until 2003.
'It’s always had an atmosphere of being a friendly show.'