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All tickets for the 2025 Te Matatini finals day are sold out.
Farmers around the North Island are being warned to prepare for drought conditions.
Haka is not a corporate exercise or a party trick; it is whakapapa, identity, and history.
Ōpotiki Mai Tawhiti's performance honoured past members, including Ricky Mitai.
Two Countdown stores refused Grant Pratt so he took them to the Human Rights Commission.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis received a rock star welcome at Te Matatini's opening day.
Robyn Martin-Kemp will discuss the case at Waitangi, highlighting rates protections.
Te Matatini 2025 kicks off at New Plymouth’s Bowl of Brooklands.
The teams are ready to give their all on the world's biggest kapa haka stage.
The person was critically injured and died at the scene in Purangi.
Four groups with about 160 Kahungunu performers will strive for impact at Te Matatini.
Parihaka matriarch Maata Wharehoka has died at age 74.
Kiri Erb's staff will increase from 36 to 50 for the kapa haka nationals.
Wil Yeoman won the ‘No Way in Hell’ race against 160 competitors.
Nationwide, NZ is short about 600 GPs, highlighting the funding crisis.
Whangārei's mayor says fuel companies "have a chokehold in Northland".
Tony Looker was eventually stopped by police who found $113,000 in cash and 44g of meth.
Gisborne-East Coast athletes were well represented in the Coast to Coast adventure race.
The last Super Rugby game in Napier attracted 9226 fans. Can the Bay beat that next week?
Mount Maunganui's Tao Mouldey won, beating Macka Hazard in a tiebreak.
"To take out the win was really exciting," Jock Bourke, 19, said.
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The Andersens enjoyed a 100% winning rate this past week.
She is rebuilding relationships with the party after championing controversial policies.
Tonight's draw offered the chance for someone to become an instant multi-millionaire.
Thousands of people are reported to have lost power this evening.
Heavy showers are expected in Bay of Plenty, Waikato, and Taupō this afternoon.
Messages often come from international bettors upset over losing bets.
Robbie Patterson: 'She is one of those horses who is a real pleasure to train.'