Power cuts: Mercury, Genesis offering credit
Those who went without electricity have a legal right to compensation.
Those who went without electricity have a legal right to compensation.
The stolen vehicle was followed by police from Papakura before being dumped in Hamilton.
Thousands of homes left without heating in the depths of winter overnight.
Marton-based electronics firm employs 100; hydrogen-based growth beckons.
The inspiring journey of a designer committed to celebrating her Māori identity.
Indigenous innovator develops quit smoking programme based on Māori ancestral knowledge.
Jaden Chhayrann, 17, got caught in a rip while going for a swim on a geography trip.
Benee's first nationwide regional tour was due to kick off in New Plymouth this weekend.
NZ cricketers embark on a week-long tour in celebration of their Test Championship win.
A gaggle of geese has terrorised an organised fun run, leaving 2 joggers with bruises.
The new trio to add Māori flavour consists of a fishhook, koru and double twist.
Staff were getting daily phone calls from frustrated patients wanting to be vaccinated.
Wet weather on way from west, including sodden communities hit by floods last week.
Fine weather expected before possible heavy rain and floods for parts of NZ.
"Waiwhakareke the best example of urban restoration in the whole country."
"The few police on the embankment were brushed aside like feathers."
Lorraine says her driver's licence was used in a case of stolen identity, to her horror.
Hamilton City Council boss says it's a good use of ratepayer money.
'There was a lot of anger and disappointment ... the game meant a lot to the region'.
Joel Robin Buckley was farewelled by family and friends at his funeral today.
A tractor was used in a ram raid at a Piopio at the weekend.
Passengers watched in shock as their carriage slowly broke off from the rest of the train.
'I understand the security guard is just doing his job.'
Some ferries from Bayswater and Gulf Harbour have been cancelled this morning.
"Suboptimal care does not necessarily lead to harm," Waikato DHB says.
Delays on the network expected.
Anti-tour protestors were being "bashed" - but claims some police didn't come to help
Warning of 120 kilometre per hour winds or a small tornado.
Police say no gun was presented.