Whai star's no-brainer - and an update on Tauranga's newest basketball courts
Whai women's basketball gearing up for the 2024 season, with familiar faces and new names.
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Waka ama fly in 'perfect' race conditions
'Out on the water, it was spectacular racing in the misty, foggy rain.'
Older and wealthier: Who is using the most legal cannabis in New Zealand?
The first of its kind data has been exclusively shared with the Herald.
Otago flooding: Concern overnight for river levels, Dunedin highways closed, NZDF brought in
Dunedin and surrounding areas are enduring a once-in-a-century weather event.
Ariki Rigby homicide: Second man charged in relation to teen's death
Ariki Rigby was 18 when she was killed in September 2022.
New colouring book aims to boost immunisation rates among Māori and Pacific children
'Vaccination rates are too low,' says Turanga Health CEO.
Census reveals a wealth of detail about New Zealand’s LGBTIQ+ community
This is the first census that has allowed diverse gender responses.
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Dunedin cut off: Floodwaters close state highways, second rain 'peak' later today, Clutha declares state of emergency
Officials hoping for breaks in the weather to help ease surface flooding.
The Country: Flood update with Niwa’s Chris Brandolino
Chris Brandolino, Luke Kane, Tim Dangen, Emma Poole, Gerard Rushton.
Gisborne cross-sector group established to guide landowners of highly erodible land
Forestry Minister Todd McClay said a range of tools would be available with the changes.
Person in serious condition after SH2 motorcycle crash
The crash was at Tangoio, 7km north of Whirinaki.
‘Never play rugby again’: Brain injury forces Black Fern into retirement
Grace Steinmetz is retiring after brain scans revealed a serious injury risk.
'It’s a bit naughty': Mural artist’s confession
He's been a driller and a logger - but Nathan James is really a painter.
Experts deftly handle MTG’s rich, complex taonga: Laura Vodanovich
Opinion: Talented team at the MTG.
Desperate search: One person missing, two injured after vehicle plunges into river
A car has veered off the road and crashed into the Waioeka River near the Tauranga Bridge.
Why a gravel road where a tourist died is under the spotlight
A coroner has released findings after a tourist drove off a gravel road and died.
'Horrific': Dog attacks leave more than fifty animals dead in one night
'There were bits of chicken down Nelson Rd.'
Whangārei Fringe Festival: Milly Moon performs music influenced by Northland hikoi
"Walking Songs was born from my long hikoi on Te Araroa in 2021"
EU's deforestation delay good news for NZ meat sector
Red meat sector welcomes news EU is delaying its deforestation regulation by 12 months.
Rotorua bird lover 'amazed' by kākā visitor
Rotorua bird lover spots rare kākā in her backyard.
The city with the lowest home ownership rates in NZ
Housing is relatively inexpensive compared with other cities but ownership rates are low.
Smishing scam smashed in joint operation
More than 120 people were affected by the sophisticated scam.
'Pretty sore and knackered': Mike King describes first day of tour on Northland roads
'For 60% of young people, their number one concern is the climate'.
Coroner: Blood loss, drug reaction led to cancer patient's death
Waikato family shocked by coroner's findings; hospital acknowledges their loss.
Hearing you have cancer can be scary, but doesn’t mean your life’s over - Te Ururoa Flavell
The former MP will peddle for prostate at charity fundraiser.
Tatua to the fore again in FY24 dairy payout
Bulk products revenue down but specialised divisions post highest result yet.
Champion of the provinces fronts up to West Coasters
Shane Jones says Coasters should expect share of mining revenue.
Hawke’s Bay residents set to have say on public transport reforms amid ‘clear decline’
There are multiple reasons for a public transport drop-off; plans to reboot the system.
Opinion: Hastings to stage 'phantom' racing on its premier day
Opinion: Decision has angered many and will have 'devastating impact' on local racing.
Census statistics: Figures show Hawke’s Bay becoming more multicultural
More than 30,000 Hawke's Bay residents were born overseas, new Census data shows.
'Sorry': Much-loved family pet to be put down after repeat attacks on smaller dogs
'It snuck up behind us and started attacking my dog' - owner of injured Shih Tzu-cross.
'Emotions are still raw': Sons' surprise meeting with man who killed their father
'My appetite is not to keep him in the system,' says victim's son after guilty plea.
Kiwi tradie makes chilling Google search before suspected suicide overseas
Samuel Keast's grieving sister believes her brother's workplace was 'toxic'.