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'Long overdue': Accessibility advocate backs 400% parking fine increase

He says the new fine, set to go live October 1, is a step in the right direction.

Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket successfully deploys five Kineis satellites to orbit

Sir Peter Beck: 'With each mission, we bring the world closer, enabling vital data.'

Post-Ranfurly blues: Magpies thumped by 40-plus points for second time in two weeks

Someone needs to light the spark, or the Magpies' season might well burn out.

Hawke's Bay community rallies to send Napier students to space camp in Canterbury

Students impacted by Actura liquidation treated to trip to space camp in Christchurch.

Soldier, farrier, bullock-wrangler: The untold story of Cecil Gordon Lee

Opinion: Cecil Gordon Lee's war photos resurface, revealing his role with bullocks in WWI.

How seaweed aquaculture could revive NZ's towns and marine ecosystems

Peter Green will tour NZ in October, promoting sustainable seaweed aquaculture.

Funeral directors placed in liquidation owing $150,000

One creditor says the move is 'just and equitable'.

'Ruthlessly chopped down': A plea for native trees in 1926

Ground cleared, natives removed and replaced with "trees much less beautiful" in 1926.

'Indomitable spirit': Music legend Eddie Low dies at 81

"He never knew how talented he was and how much he inspired all of us."

Crocetti’s start in Tarzino Trophy will be weather dependent: John Jenkins

Crocetti was ultra-impressive when winning a trial over 1100m at Taupo.

Students want swim platforms to make waves in community pools

'We’ll see what happens next year, it’s just been a rollercoaster.'

Bunnings to open $23m new Tauranga store after Mitre 10 turf war

The new hardware store will be 500m down the road from a competitor.

'Coming home': Rotorua Boys' High appoints new principal

Former head boy and staff member returns for the top job.

The five commands every sheepdog owner should master

'It’s like having a mate; you can’t spend 10 years with someone you don’t get on with.'

Something for everyone as the Whangārei Fringe Festival makes a comeback

The Fringe Festival is back in Whangārei.

Hospital investigates claim staff member swore at woman, left collapsed man

The hospital says the review is ongoing and its communications could have been better.

Marcus Musson: Spring has sprung but log prices haven't

Sponsored content: Opinion - log and lamb prices have a lot in common this month.

'Decommissioning' on the table for the Chateau Tongariro

Gov't abandons search for new operator of Chateau Tongariro, decommissioning considered.