
Man in court accused of shooting at police in lengthy armed stand-off
The 33-year-old was arrested after a lengthy impasse with police.
The 33-year-old was arrested after a lengthy impasse with police.
The victim suffers ongoing nightmares and fears for her safety.
Two Taranaki trusts look to help whānau into their own homes.
Teen Ngāti Maniapoto wahine to represent Aotearoa in tournament.
Music, dance, food, poetry, art - the best of it all was on show at Womad NZ 2023
Upwards of 15k people attended each of the festival's three days.
Mayor says concerns about 'setting a precedent' mean there will be no help.
The patched gangsters shouted the Nazi cry Sieg Heil as the gang president left court.
The patched gangsters shouted the Nazi cry Sieg Heil as the gang president left court.
The alleged offending occurred in a drug deal gone wrong.
Reminiscent of the Goldilocks tale, the intruder helped himself to the victims' home.
The use of a police dog that latched onto a youth's arm was justified the IPCA says.
Māori Party co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer confirmed for Te Tai Hauāuru 2023
Female client claimed tattoo artist indecently touched her during session.
He ignored the woman's pleas for him to stop and continued to grope her.
The man snatched a Ross Taylor six out of the air with one hand, while carrying a child.
The Junction in New Plymouth will soon expand and sort through skips of commercial waste.
Councilpledged $150,000 to join community organisations to tackle food insecurity
A little drizzle needn't ruin your weekend in New Plymouth.
An unknown substance was poured on the ground at the raceway.
It was believed there wouldn't be any trouble between the rivals. Then one was dead.
Taranaki man Richard Mills is remembered by his family as a fun-loving free spirit.
The man had destroyed the lives of his victims, the Crown said.
State Highway 3 is expected to remain closed for several hours.
The trust responsible for bullmastiff cross knew it had aggressive tendencies.
Difficult times as Covid and stock problems strike tiny homes business.
The cyclist was Cameron McKay, 56, of New Plymouth.
The car careened off a street and into a garage where four people were gathered.
A son said problems with the Kāinga Ora tenants next door began about three years ago.