A New Zealand soldier and a ‘remarkably refined’ young woman
Leo was invalided to England with trench fever in May 1918
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Waikato club rugby: Premier teams split for round two
Hamilton Marist are to host neighbours and 2024 Premiership dark horses University.
'It could get quite messy': Tauranga prepares to elect new council
Sparks may fly on the campaign trail with sacked councillors wanting their old jobs back.
Club rugby makes welcome return to TV
Club stalwart says it can only be good for the game at grassroots level.
On-farm inflation falls but times still tough says red meat sector
On-farm inflation has dropped but farm input prices continue to pressure profitability.
Bumper kiwifruit crop for 2024 season
New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Inc says a record 193 million trays have been submitted.
Name change proposed for Rangitikei district
Public feedback is invited on the proposal and another to name a new suburb in Feilding.
Hollie Smith: Painting nudes, regaining her voice and confronting infertility
Ahead of an art exhibition and tour, the musician reveals the true cost of creativity.
Here’s looking at you: What the Eagle helped with during its stint in Hawke’s Bay
The Eagle helicopter monitored fleeing drivers, and went visiting as well.
‘I try not to look at their face’: How firefighters cope with the trauma of car crashes
'Even if we forget the faces, we remember when we drive by'
Black Cap and wife returning to NZ after her cancer diagnosis
The couple only arrived in the UK a few weeks before the diagnosis.
What do art, charity and unusually shaped fruit have in common?
Do you have weirdly shaped fruit? Wonky Box wants to hear from you.
Have you seen Allah-Belle and Petra?
The two 12-year-olds were last seen on Thursday, May 30.
Racist ideology driving Māori seat roll back - law expert
Carwyn Jones decries government referendum on Māori wards.
Kiwis set to take on the best young rodeo competitors in the US
A team of five has been selected for the National High School Finals Rodeo in the USA.
New World worker's focus on people and pastry leads to longstanding career
Judy Brown says her 30 years at the Dannevirke supermarket 'didn't feel that long'.
Students developing free app to overcome barriers to drivers licence learning
Six year 12 Sacred Heart College business students want to help others get behind wheel.
Waikeria Prison riot inquiry: Staff failed to deal with armed, drug-smoking inmates
Mongols MC members were together in a prison unit, and had a strong influence on the riot.
Hockey: Tough night out for Ngātapa this evening
The men's game between Boys' High and YMP A takes centre-stage tonight.
Motel California - The Eagles Experience on this weekend
Discover upcoming events in the Tairāwhiti region.
Old bank to get new roof
Contractors have started to replace the roof on a former bank building in the CBD.
EIT will be open to all
EIT Tairāwhiti will showcase the courses it offers in an open day next week
Tairāwhiti clears 390,000 tonnes of debris, just 30 per cent - aims for more funding
Gisborne clears 390,000t of debris; 25-30 per cent of total from rivers, beaches.
The rise, fall and rise of a2 Milk
The stock has been the market’s strongest performer to date.
Smooth going: Riverside walkway extension almost ready
The riverbank walkway extension along the Taruheru by Mitre 10 is nearly finished.
YMP too strong again for Whangara
YMP 1 were too strong again for Whangara Old Girls Wednesday night in the 'Y'
Awakino Precinct in Dargaville approved to allow 384 new houses
The Awakino Precinct will allow up to 384 new homes on a 39ha rural block.
Mum couldn't recognise her own children before mid-life epilepsy diagnosis
When Antoinette's symptoms began at 42 she feared early dementia.
Gisborne letters: Shock at loss of men's mental health and suicide prevention charity
Gisborne letters: Upset at Hear4U closure, pat-a-cake pothole fixes, Grey St nonsense.
Connecting whānau with moana at Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve
Whānau connected with moana at Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve
Steady roll growth sees Portland School placed under enrolment scheme
The school says it's the only way to manage roll growth which grew 140 per cent since 2022
Full within 10 years: Council debates future burial solutions as Gisborne cemetery fills up
Taruheru Cemetery is expected to reach full capacity within the next 10 years.
Nikau Te Huki brings Casual Healing to The Dome in Gisborne
When I get that feeling, I want ... Casual Healing.