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Farming couple buy Mahia Holiday Park
Tiniroto couple diversify into the hotel industry.
Tiniroto couple diversify into the hotel industry.
Body found in a ditch on a roadside north of Napier.
A mass clog of weeds in the Clive River has contributed to the death of 200 fish.
Association high-performance operations manager Craig Ross is interim coach.
High Court judgment made in Tukitiki development row.
Teresa Dear from Bridge Pa responds after a "low-life" stole money from her daughter Aimee at Splash Planet in Hastings. Video by Duncan Brown
Eleven-year-old wins club's top male golfer award.
In NZ, the economic damage caused by pastoral weeds is estimated at $1.2 billion per annum
It is important that the regional council focuses on the environment.
Buyers normally at this sale were extremely cautious due to present dry conditions.
A group of youngsters are honing their technical skills in a big aero club project.
Charge of professional misconduct over lack of patient notes
More than 80 swimming spots will be under watch around the region over summer.
Sampling has come up clear despite an angler's concerns over odours and fish condition.
Discussion should have happened before track was carved on Te Mata Peak, says iwi leader.
Driver arrested for drink-driving after incident early on Saturday.
Alison Morley thought her winning Paul McCartney tickets were "a scam". They weren't.
CD Stags are back on top of the charts after hitting the right notes in round two of T20
Nearly 200 fish were found dead in the Clive River on Saturday due to weed build-up.
Turbulent patch aside, Bay Utd one win away from shimmying up ladder says Jamie Dunning
Flaxmere stalwart Luke Herrick ejected for swearing as team spoils Saints march.
Nine Bay players were among the victors at the weekend's junior tournament on home turf.
Whakatu residents, Corey Solomon, Tom McGuire, Ann McGuire are disappointed that they found dead Mullett in the Clive River. They believe a channel should be cut for the fish to swim up and down with the tides so they don't get caught in the thick weed.
A Wairoa farmer activated an emergency beacon while out mustering.
Emergency services were called to the scene just after 1pm.