Fatal crash in Waipa may have happened hours before police report
Police are investigating the cause of a fatal crash in Waipā.
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Chiefs Manawa picks strong team in bid for home final
Charmaine Smith sits second on the Super Rugby Aupiki competition table for lineouts won.
'Loosehead Len' to return to his Coromandel roots
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Steam rising: Waikato Club Rugby gets underway for 2024
United Matamata Sports will play three of its first four 2024 matches at home.
Canny View: Did you jump the gun with trustee tax rate?
It appears that some have restructured their entire portfolio
Weaving unity through kapahaka and song: ‘When we perform together, the three notes blend’
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Plan to pull Hawke's Bay Tourism funding - chair fears 'regional backwater' will be the result
'Hawke’s Bay will lose ground to other regions, and become a regional backwater.'
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Regional council plans to kill off millions in funding for sport
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A tutor donated a kidney to a student. Then they fell in love and planned a wedding
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'A bit stuffed': Repertory Theatre facing closure
Demolition requires resource consent and that is 'not straightforward'.
Opinion: Thanks The Country, for telling farmers' stories for 30 years
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Paralympian's 'wounded soul' healed by a love of jazz
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Kids still playing chicken with trains on notorious rail bridge
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'Verifiable nightmare': White Island survivors battled horror 387C heat
Court documents reveal US tourists' battle for survival as Whakaari/White Island erupted.
Angry farmers are reshaping Europe
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What's the time? Don't ask Mr Manawatū
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Person in serious condition after emergency in Feilding, 'gunshots' heard
Police investigating but say there are no specific concerns for the public at this stage.
Uncertain future for historic Waihi Art Centre and Museum
'A night at the museum' to help decide historic building's fate.
'System failure': Whakaari response review reveals 'confusion'
It also found little or no national recovery co-ordination and no solid plan.
Climate vs fluoridation: A tale of two protests in the same city at the same time
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Students add voices to School Strike 4 Climate NZ rally
Students are demanding the Government take action to tackle climate change now.
'An element of risk': Taurua explains surprise in new Silver Ferns contract
'To be honest, I wasn’t too sure if I had anything else to offer.'
Northland police seek witnesses after horror two-car crash in Waipu
Seven people were injured in the crash and four of them were children.
'Incredibly difficult': Hawke’s Bay Arts Festival cancelled
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Maraekakaho motorbike crash: One person critically injured
Emergency services responded to a motorbike crash on State Highway 50.
Lobby group claims commission is ‘trampling over local democracy’
Tolley said she would prefer hybrid local governance because democracy sometimes fails.
75-year-old arrested after 250 cannabis plants found near Whanganui River
Air Force and cops combine in raid on former hemp growing site.
The Country: Chris Hipkins on his capital gains tax U-turn
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From the MTG: Golden moment for team at MTG
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Deputy mayor to front LTP information sessions
Whanganui's average rate rise is expected to be in the region of 10.6 per cent