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Fashion in the Fieldays with Glenn Dwight

OPINION: Beyond the gadgets and gumboots, Fieldays is also, unapologetically, a runway.

Mount Maunganui section bought for £4000 sixty years ago - what will it sell for now?

Agents reluctant to pin a price on rare waterfront property.

'I will never forgive you': Young mum's words to brother-in-law who abused her for years

The man has now been jailed and will be deported upon his release.

Smoke or fog? Former chairman fumes at council's pollution doubt

The council said it found little evidence for his orchard burnoff claims.

Horticulture export revenue forecast to hit $8.5b

HortNZ CEO Kate Scott says the forecast is great news for growers and the economy.

Delays on SH1 near Taupō after slip

NZTA says SH1 between Taupō and Tūrangi is under stop/go traffic management.

'You are on notice': Council pulls Māori ward videos after Hobson's Pledge legal letter

Hobson’s Pledge's lawyer said keeping the posts up could invalidate a referendum.

Power bill increase in Tairāwhiti, but better infrastructure promised

FirstLight Network has increased resilience work as power bills rise in Tairāwhiti.

Te Puke man in court over 25-year-old's death

A Te Puke man has been charged with dangerous driving causing death.

Landlord fined after renting home 'unfit for human habitation' to sister-in-law

Investigators found visible mould and electrical cables outside the house.

Thunderstorm threat looms over NZ, downpours for the south

A heavy rain watch is in place for North Otago until this evening.

PM's adviser believes farmers will adopt methane-cutting tech

PM's chief science adviser says farmers will accept change once they see products work.

Night market cancelled this week ‘as a precaution’ after vehicle incident

Rotorua Lakes Council is investigating and doing a health and safety review.

Quorum 'glitch': Councillor absences force submission hearing to pause

The council says it happens 'very rarely', and the mayor says absences were valid.

Watch: Aerial footage of BoP flooding, unstable trees to be felled

Four trees on SH2 in Tauranga will be felled due to destabilisation.

'Be like John': Businessman's five years with a brain tumour and what it's taught him

O'Sullivan was told only 10% of people with his brain tumour live longer than nine months.

Strong demand driving NZ primary exports to record high

Dairy export revenue has lifted 16% to a record $27 billion.

Dr Lesley Rameka honoured for 30-year service to Māori

“They were sharing a real taonga with us, and it was important that their words be heard."