Power fully restored after car hits power pole
A driver sustained minor injuries after hitting a power pole.
A driver sustained minor injuries after hitting a power pole.
The proposed closure of two large North Island mills is already hurting the local economy.
There were emotional scenes as Samoan hymns were sang and prayers said.
It's been a busy start to the job for the new Waipa District Council CEO.
NZTA assessments showed that tolling was feasible for each of these roads.
The man was arrested after a crash, and “several" reports of dangerous driving.
Rod Vaughan has been described as 'the epitome of journalistic excellence'.
Top rally drivers including Aussie Brendan Reeves are coming to Palmerston North.
Work to restore Cathedral Cove access will be followed by a more permanent solution.
'It can be anything from a tiny little scratch to the leg almost falling off.'
'The US is just a beast and has the potential to really catapult our brand.'
Hundreds of mountain bikers will take on a 20km course in Whangamatā.
The puppy was 'at real risk' of drowning.
Te Awamutu Hospice Shop aims to be a $1m business within five years.
“It’s cheaper than Pauanui and Whangamata and it’s a better beach."
Cherry trees on Pirongia Golf Course 'butchered' by contractors.
Te Awamutu College Dux makes his mark in cancer research field.
Road at Hamurana, near Rotorua, blocked and live wires are down.
'Dearly loved' girl’s death a reminder of need for constant adult supervision - Coroner.
Exclusive book extract on how detectives investigated the Comancheros motorcycle gang.
New Zealand exports about $70 million worth of velvet to China each year.
Kickdown Festival with music and motorcycles set to return to Whangamatā.
His dad, a Kiwi skydiver of 30 years, was with him the day of the fateful fall.
The group were making fraudulent ACC claims, police allege.
The Magpies scored four tries to hit the top of the NPC ladder.
She was this year crowned Miss Bay of Plenty in the Miss Rotorua beauty pageant.
The banks on either side of the Lake Taupō bridge need stabilising.
‘’It’s just one way to help a fellow Far North musician.’’
What started as a bet blossomed into a love for stage singing.