
Kiwi author and playwright Renée dies aged 94
Her best-known work was Wednesday To Come which was first performed in 1984.
Her best-known work was Wednesday To Come which was first performed in 1984.
People are dumping anything from appliances to household rubbish.
Vistors to Te Āpiti will have noticed the huge amount of progress made on the highway.
A nearby resident heard someone swearing before two “very loud bangs”.
'This clump will exist for this one pass and we are going to plough through it.'
Our focus now needs to return to working with Government to make workable regulations.
Bayden Barber says children are being 'run off the beach by vehicles'.
Basketball court revitalises community hub.
11-year-old Napier boy excited to finally take part in the Weet-Bix kids TRYathlon.
Carl Pester believes teaching is one of the most important things one can do.
Christmas Lights Competition started on December 9.
Grace Patel 'almost died twice' after surgery. Now she's got a shot at life.
Hawke's Bay kids gear up for the Weet-Bix TRYathlon after missing out for three years.
The pop-up Fantasy Cave is open until Christmas Eve.
Sharing time with loved ones truly is the most important thing at this time of year.
There were market stalls and entertainment to add to the festivities.
'I really love the way that our kaiako have helped us to stay enthused and motivated.'
'We will not stand by and let this just happen.'
"Some said the water came from the river but it didn’t, it came from behind us."
Dannevirke Christmas Parade wonderful in great weather
13,000 people descended on a glorious December night as the festive season truly began.
Mia Halstead said her year group wanted to go out on a high.
Those wanting a dip in the much-loved falls will get the chance, despite damage.
Merry Christmas everyone! Love from Aunty Hanui.
About 1500 people attended a protest against new Government's treatment of Māori.
Napier Girls' High School leavers celebrated the end of their school experience by cooling off in the sea. Video / Warren Buckland
McClutchie was a mysterious omission from teams in Super Rugby Pacific.