Saying the emergency housing system breaches human rights is an understatement - tenant.

In March, Ngāi Tahu Holdings closed Rainbow Springs citing substantial operating costs.

The ticket was bought at Westend Dairy and Post Shop.

A Bay iwi develops its own climate change strategy.

It's official: Taupō had its wettest spring on record with more than 50cm of rain falling.

About 20 shopping bags filled with food items were donated.

It is the second time this year flood damage has left the Brake family without a home.

Young barber Kobi Paki explains what makes a good haircut.

A Taupo science teacher among the 447 Covid-related exodus over 6 months.

Yummy summer ham salad with honey mustard tahini dressing.

Drivers are advised to avoid the area.

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The wettest year on record means water levels in Lake Taupō are dangerously high.

It's not the first time John Armstrong has lost sheep.

Opinion: We should do our best to make the UK visitors welcome.

The markers were installed at Lake Rotoiti and Lake Ōkāreka.

A man charged over a raft of drug dealing allegations has appeared in court.

Emergency services have been called to a serious crash in Matatā.

Knitters have been busy creating Christmas comfort crosses for rest home residents.

The whole family will be buzzing at Huka Honey Hive.

Rebekah Wilson is self-funding the mission at a cost of $19k for two years.

A Taupō resident celebrated an amazing milestone birthday.

There is a broad low risk of thunderstorms covering most of the North Island today.

Māori student breaking a glass ceiling.

Rotorua's new police boss didn't plan on climbing the ladder, so why is he now in charge?

Rural medical centres could reach breaking point if staff fall ill.