Vehicle crashes down State Highway 5 bank, one with moderate injuries
A person has moderate injuries after a vehicle crashed down a bank off State Highway 5.
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Four Waikato teenagers brave the shave for hair-raising fundraising
The Tauhara students will be getting the chop for a good cause next week.
Thousands still without power, 200 weather callouts in wild weather overnight
Warnings and watches lifted but a 'blustery' day is expected in many areas.
Cherry Blossom Festival manor for sale - steamy Bridgerton balls not included
English-style estate in the heart of Waikato channels the romance of hit Netflix show.
Brodie Retallick at 33: One of NZ's rugby greats is finally giving his body a break
'I think I'm done there,' the giant lock says of his All Blacks and Chiefs careers.
Boats blown over at Auckland marina as fierce storm lashed region
Power was out to households across the city.
'Young, resilient, and rapidly growing': Third in BOP of Māori descent
Plus, how much the Tauranga and Rotorua populations have grown in five years.
Tairāwhiti community planning for peaceful hīkoi
It is the second event organised in response to the Government's actions.
Weet-Bix Try Challenge puts more than 2000 schoolkids through their paces
The Weet-Bix Try Challenge is being held at five schools across the area this week.
Six plead not guilty to charges from rainbow crossing incidents
Accused facing intentional damage, wilful damage in same location.
Award-winning Kiwa Pools 'building lives'
'An impressive demonstration of collaboration and innovation in construction.'
News briefs from the Far North - tree planting, protests today, four injured and new radio No1
News snippets from the Far North.
Waitangi Treaty Grounds hosts historic pōwhiri conducted entirely by wāhine
Leaders from Global Women gathered for the event.
Waikato multiple fatality crash investigation to take 'months'
“We do not understand why it happened,” police said.
Cutting Gisborne city speed limits to 30 and 40kmh
'The lower limits have been in response to community needs and safety considerations.'
Athletics: Historic weekend for New Zealand athletes
Beamish goes to number two in the New Zealand all-time mile list.
Rangatahi orators shine at Ngā Manu Kōrero in Ruatōrea
Winners of speech event advance to national level; over 500 attended.
Gisborne councillors must reject their costly Three-Year Plan
OPINION: Gisborne councillors must insist on no debt or rates increases being applied.
'Get the f*** off me': Woman allegedly woke to find man sexually assaulting her after work event
The group had gone to a colleague's home after a day at the races.
Police say house fire victim died of gunshot wound, appeal for van sightings
Waitaanga home was extensively damaged with a body later found at the scene.
'Degrading': Man drags naked partner outside, pours boiling water over her
Simon Kereopa then told his partner 'you deserve it, and that’s what you get'.
Te Huia continues despite NZTA funding shortfall after council LTP deliberations
It also decided on a 7.4 per cent rates rise. This is higher than what was consulted on.
Hawke's Bay is getting younger: Average age decreasing against national trend
Is Hawke's Bay the new hip place to be for youth? Don't break a hip celebrating.
Prison death: Staff unable to revive inmate at Hawke's Bay Prison
Prisoner's death thought to be of natural causes.
What do Fonterra's farmer-owners think of its third quarter results?
Watchdog council eyes pressure on business performance in Q4 as price relativities narrow.
Weather causes 27 power outages across Waikato, over 17,500 homes affected
Homes could be without power for at least the next five hours.
Living a life of adventure - with MS
MS hasn't stopped 41 years of globe-trotting and adventures.
What's going on with this Tairua one-lane bridge?
The ongoing bridge maintenance works raised questions among ratepayers.
Hawke’s Bay winery's $35 chardonnay named best in the world
Hawke’s Bay wineries have won the best chardonnay award twice in recent years.
Busy nesting: Kākāriki now raising chicks
Both parents had been doing 'absolutely brilliantly' in taking care of their brood.
'Pissing on their parade': Māori mobilise for Budget Day protest
Budget Day protests 'p***ing on their (the Government’s) parade'.
The Country: Christopher Luxon on Budget 2024
Christopher Luxon, Miles Hurrell, Hunter McGregor, Scott Duggan, Peter Nation.
Maintenance cuts concern Sport Whanganui
Chief executive Tania King also backs Whanganui East Pool remaining open.