Is NZ luring renewable energy projects from across the ditch?
Daniel Moroko says Tasmania and NZ will be hotspots for large renewable energy projects.
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'Long-term game': Farmer works on how to 'winter better'
Kevin Hall has looked for ways to improve wintering facilities for his cows since 2008.
Mayoral contender Mahé Drysdale to commute from Cambridge if he wins
'I’m still very passionate about the city. I love it, being where I grew up.'
'Who keeps the fur baby?' How not to traumatise your dog in a break-up
By law, pets are considered chattels — items of property — and subject to equal division.
Hawke’s Bay Today wins Newspaper of the Year
HBT 'an exemplar of a newspaper serving its community when it needed it most', judges say.
Motorcyclist dies after crash involving car in Te Kūiti
Police confirmed that one person has died this evening.
Spirit world told buyers to quit Auckland: ‘That’s all we were told – south of Auckland’
Why spiritual mentor and her musician partner moved from Point Chevalier to Tokaanu.
Whakaari/White Island may be moving into ‘eruptive episode’ - GNS
GNS Science says the initial eruption happened about 8.20am yesterday.
Mongrel Mob killer probed for allegedly posting photo of victim’s body online days before trial
Police believe the disturbing image was 'clearly meant to intimidate' witnesses.
University of Waikato staff strike on Open Day after salary talks 'hit a wall'
The Tertiary Education Union has demanded a 5 per cent salary increase for staff.
'Barking', yelling after gang fight near school rugby game
Police respond to fracas after nearby car crash.
Defence force parachutes with the stars over Coromandel Peninsula
The Coromandel Peninsula was used to simulate a realistic jungle environment.
NZTA focusing on 'reactive activities' as pothole season arrives
Winter means potholes and flooding are the big issues for motorists.
'An ordeal by fire': Wattie's blaze destroyed one third of factory
OPINION: A 'bigger and better' business rose from the ashes.
Samoan Language Week a time to reflect on reo ‘in decline’: Te Hira Henderson
Samoa and Aotearoa are linked by whakapapa and the common ancestor Kiwa
Talking Point: Feeling the pinch from under-investment in infrastructure
'Reality is that we have under-invested in infrastructure for decades'.
'I'm not Mrs Whippy, I'm way cooler': The woman serving up sprinkles of joy from a pink truck
'No one ever says they can't eat icecream because it's winter.'
'You can never get bored': Wahine pave the way for careers in engineering and infrastructure
Meet the Hawke's Bay ladies leading the way for women in infrastructure.
How farmers can bring birdsong back
A growing number of farmers in Canterbury are planting native trees on their land.
Prudent or 'poppycock'? The Sarjeant entry fee proposal
Councillor Rob Vinsen says "the ratepayer pocket is empty".
'Like a bomb went off': New Miss New Zealand on the moment she was crowned
Poole is passionate about her charitable work.
Wellness centre seeks council lifeline
Sarah Yuile says the importance of these services is not realised until they are gone.
Gisborne letters on roads, climate and cycleways
OPINION: Gisborne letters on road issues, climate.
Fears and tributes after death of 'quiet bloke' found in natural hot pool
Local 'streeties' have shared memories of man who died in Sulphur Point area.
Exhausting but fulfilling: Creative Northlanders turn passions into lucrative side hustles
Northlanders are turning their passions into lucrative side hustles. Here's how.
Gisborne gang members arrested
Four men are facing multiple serious charges, including aggravated robbery.
Mangatoitoi and Hereheretau to host Farming for Profit days.
Ngātapa's Mangatoitoi Station is the venue for Farming for Profit field day on Tuesday.
'I can still hear the alarms going off': Workers' terrifying ordeal in Michael Hill robbery
A remorseful 19-year-old is now behind bars for his role in the aggravated robbery.
'Keep yourself safe': Northland paramedic reflects on the lives lost in crashes
'No one leaves the same person they were before.'
'Debilitating and stuck': When intrusive thoughts become OCD
Inside the often misunderstood mental health condition.
Court appearances for Gisborne forestry companies
Samnic Forest Management, Forest Management Solutions 'highly culpable'.
'Stainless steel cows': Is precision fermentation a threat to Kiwi farmers?
NZ labs could soon start mass-producing dairy-identical products without using cows.