'Lit up like fireworks': Aurora can be seen for the next few nights
There was no shortage of places to view the aurora lights in Hawke's Bay.
There was no shortage of places to view the aurora lights in Hawke's Bay.
The residents of an island in Northland are grappling with an unusual problem.
One of the tickets was sold at Rotorua’s Lucky Lotto Shop.
It will gradually become cloudier towards midnight so watch from sunset.
But any divergence should be no surprise, the chairman says.
The balls fell favourably for a Lotto ticket holder who bought theirs at a Four Square.
The battle for the Nash Cup is over after a stunning Taradale victory.
It will be similar to the new road layout at the Guyton and Wicksteed intersection.
Police are urging motorists concerned about any activity to make a report.
'It’s a dream come true.'
'We are really rapt it will be going to a secure location.'
“Possibly the most revolutionary proposal in the history of Hauraki Plains dairy farming.”
'Seems crazy to me that we can have kids standing up on buses possibly going 80km/h.'
Neighbouring business owner feared unruly tenants would be back.
Jared Sewell’s ‘full ride’ scholarship is worth more than half a million dollars.
After five years, Joshua Terrey's family has some closure - but not the kind they want.
An aurora australis graced New Zealand's skies as far as Northland this morning.
Police were notified of the death at about 10am.
Ardie Neil was born at 27 weeks and weighed just 1.2kg.
Working in the cafe and learning to mill flour at De Molen.
Booking ahead, weather research and toilet stops are some items to think about.
Kakariki have returned to a patch of bush where war has been declared on predators.
SPCA says without enough information it's hard to bring people to account.
OPINION: Vets do a lot more than just treat cats and dogs.
Wood helped the Western Force to their maiden finals appearance in 2024.
'People buy broccoli and lettuce every week because that’s what they have always done.'
OPINION: There’s a lot of fear around money.
Cyclone Gabrielle hasn’t been the only disaster to befall this much-loved school.
A piece of Napier history lives on in global exhibit.
The council says the online abuse and threats were to attendees 'including children'.