New Zealand first observed Anzac Day in 1916.

Representatives come together to mark significant project milestone.

Ōtorohanga and Hautapu have also won all of their Premier matches so far this season.

Schuler is the current junior sprint and 500m time trial national champion.

It wasn't the first time Donna Dodds tried to pervert justice for her wayward son.

Tane Aruka Te Aho has been selected for this year's Tuia Leadership Programme.

Five riders from the Waipā region will compete in the United States.

Councils across New Zealand started their Long Term Plan discussions.

Cambridge will be the base for the Age Group Road National Championships.

Merlin did something even more special last night. He won hearts.

The location for the new bridge is something that will need community input.

Southern United picked up a big 110-0 victory over division one newcomers Kereone.

Friday's racing has been set up for some great do-or-die early drama.

The new EV buses come with a new timetable which will see services double in some areas.

Club has a cosmopolitan membership, a 50/50 male/female ratio, and many non-farmers.

United Matamata Sports will play three of its first four 2024 matches at home.

Several local councils proposed major funding cuts for the regional body.

But she says year-long investigation into alleged conduct destroyed her teaching career.

The broken world record (11.141) hadn’t been touched for over five years.

The 19-year-old has been racing for only 15 months.

Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari kickstarted its biggest kiwi translocation this week.

Cambridge trainer eyes charge in Tauranga

A young ram-raider said he was "happy to do [his] lag".

Cambridge racer claimed her first elite women’s national title in Havelock North.

“Things like a Group One win are what we strive for,” Ormsby said.

The I Am Invincible five-year-old featured prominently over the New Zealand Cup carnival.

All roads lead to Cambridge Raceway tomorrow night.

Waipā District Council released 'masterplan' including bbq area, learn-to-ride path.

The sculpture was a community-led project.

Trainer Shaune Ritchie may have to go to Sydney to see if he has a Melbourne Cup horse.