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Treaty Principles Bill passes first reading after House suspended for haka, ‘appalling’ disruption

The House was suspended briefly after the haka disrupted voting.

The region that's overtaken Auckland as the most expensive to rent in

Trade Me Property’s latest Rental Price Index is out.

‘Tough news’: NZME proposes to close 14 local newspapers, with the loss of 30 jobs

Herald owner says community titles are no longer profitable in changing media landscape.

National hīkoi to descend on Rotorua

The hīkoi's purpose is to show unity against proposed policy changes.

Puttering away: Wairakei Resort Golf Course happy to be back in action

The picturesque course was seriously damaged after Cyclone Gabrielle.

The NZ health district where there is one GP to 1900 people

And how one practice is 'revitalising' its GPs' passion for the job.

Watch: Air NZ release new safety video featuring Steven and Valerie Adams

The video, released today, features two famous Kiwi siblings.

What the foodbank does (and doesn't) need this year

'We have a very generous community that is always willing to give whatever they have.'

Sore, sunburnt but stoked: Taupō emergency services return from charity walk

The Waikato Herald shared their story last month. Now, they've completed the challenge.

Watch: Kiwi teen swaps guitar picks with Pearl Jam frontman during Auckland concert

The 14-year-old plans to use the prized memento at his future gigs.

Flags to fly at half-mast to mark burial of WWII veteran Sir Robert Gillies

All government and public buildings will fly the New Zealand flag at half-mast on Tuesday.

Road worker threatened with firearm on SH1, police investigating

A road worker was threatened with a firearm on State Highway 1, near Ātiamuri.

How women mountain bikers are shredding it up

Women tear it up on Rotorua mountain bike tracks.

'Scandalous': Former TV host questions $29m Rotorua lake sewerage scheme claims

The council apologised for inaccurate information and explained its analysis.

Opinion: Why 10-year horizons make shares more predictable

Shares are more predictable long-term; 97% of 10yr returns are positive writes Mark Lister

Kingi Snelgar: The price of citizenship, lest we forget

OPINION: The Māori Battalion's sacrifices were meant to ensure better treatment back home.

A coffee fix for a good cause: Baristas-in-training back foodbank

Donate a can and enjoy a steaming hot cup of holiday cheer.

'A very big need': Referrals to Salvation Army services double in a year

'Every little thing counts, every can of baked beans counts.'