Big Read: 'Blown up from the inside out' - the 1969 Ngātea crop circle
Many people will be unaware of mysterious markings in a Hauraki Plains paddock.
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Beach home destroyed by landslip to be sold at $1 reserve
95-year-old owner had to be rescued after floods knocked his home off its foundations.
'He had such a special place in my heart': Heartbroken mum fears missing son has drowned
The mother of Firth of Thames fisherman and dad-of-three Samuel McAlister wants him home.
Cathedral Cove rāhui: Facebook post told how to access beach
The post described using a damaged track at the site.
Kayak found on Firth of Thames beach where missing fisherman last seen
Search resumes for kayaker who lost his oar when fishing.
Buffalo Beach airshow to celebrate 75 years of Mercury Bay Aero Club
A spectacular airshow will dominate the skies above Mercury Bay over Labour Weekend.
Bach owners selling up to spend more time on their launch
Unusual number of large family homes for sale in Coromandel hot spots.
‘Classic’ pink bach sells for just over $1m
Owner says farewell to vintage holiday home after 62 years.
'Sick to my stomach': Mall business latest ram-raid target
The gift shop owner never thought something like this would happen to him.
Coromandel business owners hope for a summer resurgence
Coromandel recorded the dubious honour of the biggest drop in retail spending nationwide.
Heavy downpours to hit North Island, tree falls in Herne Bay
As temperatures rise during the first week of spring, the rain will continue to fall.
'Spectacular': Kiwis react to rare super blue moonrise
Keen photographers have snapped pictures of a rare super blue moonrise over Aotearoa.
Chilly bin-sized rocks fall at famous landmark as visitors ignore warnings
Tracks to the famous landmark had closed and would remain closed over summer.
Whangamatā half marathon back on track after 3-year break
The September 23 event includes new courses and a seaside start/finish at Williamson Park.
Waikato Divisional XV beat Coromandel side
Whangamatā brings out the good weather for a day of flowing rugby.
SH25A piles driven in at bridge site
Contractors are working over a 20-hour-a-day cycle on the project.
Months on from summer storms, how is the Coromandel faring?
This was going to be the summer of recovery, it wasn’t, and it won’t be next year either.
Female players to the fore in Whangamatā
Highlighted by fielding their first-ever women’s team and the champion senior A side.
Hauraki Coromandel Sports results: Swamp Foxes win third straight
The visitors came away with a 30-22 victory, their third consecutive win..
Sublime with Rome announce New Zealand summer tour
They'll be making seven stops across New Zealand.
'Unfunded mandate': Council seeking fluoride exemption
Ministry of Health has directed the council to fluoridate two of its eight water supplies.
Young blood part of new Waihī Beach charity shop
Young people are getting involved in the running of a local charity shop.
Another byelection triggered as second board member quits
It is the second byelection announced for the district in as many weeks.
Tairua skatepark a reality after 30-year battle
A long-awaited skatepark in the coastal community of Tairua is full steam ahead.
Small-town girl Renee Cullen set to hit big time
Renée Cullen’s debut album, Small Town Girls, is the culmination of years of hard work.
Waihī Community Forum receives huge financial boost
Waihi Community Forum (WCF) has received a significant boost for its Recreation Hub
Thames Valley players make Chiefs Heartland U20s rugby squad
Players were selected from the Chiefs' provincial unions, including Thames Valley.
'Cop-out': Calls for 'lethargic' Crown to break Treaty settlement stalemate
'We're getting grumpy. We’ve been protesting since the start of 2016.'
Transport Minister and contractor give Kopu-Hikuai Road update
David Parker reaffirmed today the project was on track for a March 2024 completion
Another blow to Auckland ferry travel as Coromandel summer service off water
Fullers360 says it is lacking the workforce to operate the route.
Increased risk of injury or death: Cathedral Cove tracks closed for summer
People urged to stay away from the cove and nearby bays.
Cha ching! Big Lotto wins spread around the region
First and second division struck around Bay of Plenty.
Winner's $1 million Lotto surprise
Winner not a regular player and the $1 million was “totally unexpected”.