Crosses from 19th century Coromandel shipwreck returned to Canada
Wooden crosses were made from timber washed up over time on to Buffalo Beach in Whitianga
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Person seriously injured in Coromandel crash
Police were called around 8.50pm and the person was airlifted to Auckland Hospital.
Coastcare planting season sees increased Coromandel demand
The Coastcare Waikato 2023 planting season has begun, with a focus on restoring dunes
Police allege vehicle driven towards pedestrians
Vehicle allegedly fled scene of crash.
Resilience work on SH2 Karangahake Gorge – delays expected
Contractors and arborists will be inspecting cliffs.
Fieldays Innovation Award finalists named
The finalists for the 2023 Fieldays Innovation Awards have been announced
Fieldays Forestry Hub returns for 2023 show
The Fieldays Forestry Hub will again feature when Fieldays 2023 returns from June 14-17.
Super Rugby Pacific: Chiefs rest Vaa’i and ALB for Canberra trip
Vaa’i’s rest week opens up a spot at lock for 24-year-old Laghlan McWhannell.
‘Always in reaction mode’: The NZ regions most at risk of tsunamis
An expert explains why we should take tsunami warnings seriously.
'Knife to a fist fight': Coromandel man found guilty of brother's murder
The jury deliberated for six-and-a-half hours to reach their verdicts this afternoon.
Chiefs sign former concreter to 3-year deal
Daniel Rona has signed with the Gallagher Chiefs on a three-year deal from 2024
'The king of the mountain has fallen': Mountain biker mourned by community
'His laugh will be forever echoed around the park.'
Students check out seaweed project helping to heal river
Year 11 students were learning from the AgriSea bioremediation site in Kopu.
Coromandel murder trial: Remorse no defence for brother’s murder, Crown says
Joey Richards' counsel submitted he should be found guilty of manslaughter.
Shellfish in Firth of Thames show toxins above safety limit, officials warn
Food Safety advises the public not to collect or consume shellfish from Firth of Thames.
Op-shop purse triggers series of amazing coincidences
A local woman was reunited with photo of her American mum after a chance discovery.
Waikato secures $2.8m to combat hill country erosion
Waikato Regional Council has secured $2.8 million in funding.
‘Real possibility’ some roads will be abandoned, Transport Minister says
Climate change, and the extreme weather it will bring, could see some roads abandoned.
Waikato secures another $2.8m to combat hill country erosion
Planting reinforces slopes and reduces the risk of soil erosion
Waka Kotahi gives Coromandel Peninsula road works update
Waka Kotahi has advised of the following roadworks in the Coromandel
Person found dead in search for overdue mountain biker
Police search and rescue personnel and volunteers were involved in the search.
Creating a buzz for World Bee Day
Bee-friendly plants and protecting pollinators is the focus of this year’s World Bee Day
What's happening to Paeroa's famous L&P bottle?
'It’s done Paeroa proud over the years.'
Book review: The Lighthouse by Christopher Parker
The Lighthouse is Christopher Parker's self-published debut novel.
North Island set for more sub-tropical downpours today
After last week’s deluge, more rain on the sodden soils could mean slips and floods.
‘He just grabbed his tummy’: Witness tells jury of moment accused stabbed brother
Guy Richards managed to walk several metres before collapsing.
Bridge to replace SH25A the best option, says National Road Carriers Association
The NRC represents 1500 members who collectively operate 16,000 trucks throughout NZ.
Regional banking hub to open in Whangamatā
The Regional Banking Hubs trial is expanding, and a new hub is opening in Whangamatā.
Special guest at Pāuanui Pink Ribbon breakfast
The Pink Ribbon breakfast will be held at the Pāuanui Club on May 24.
Cyclone recovery package ignores Coromandel, says MP
There was no mention at all about the Coromandel in the Government cyclone package.
Brother misses out on winning Lotto ticket to his sister
And she already knows what she's going to do with the winnings.
Whangamata surfer rides the wave of success
Pia Rogers will be winging her way to the ISA World Surfing Games in El Salvador.