
More rain forecast for northern Hawke's Bay
Over 150mm of rain has come at a good time, as long as it doesn't flood.
Over 150mm of rain has come at a good time, as long as it doesn't flood.
The Kiwi cruiserweight steps in at late notice to challenge Jai Opetaia for the IBF belt.
'In the future, I would like to have one of the biggest studs in New Zealand.'
TREC praises iwi, communities for support during highway repairs.
"We remain confident that we are on the right track to stamping out H7N6."
Christopher Luxon, Miles Hurrell, Jane Smith, Hunter McGregor, Calvin Leen.
Minister Erica Stanford acknowledges the scheme won't meet everyone's expectations.
The endangered flightless parrot took an unplanned break from technology.
Hastings Manu Comp dazzles with skill, flair, and showmanship at Havelock North Pool.
The councillor was recently transferred to Tauranga Hospital from Waikato Hospital.
OPINION: Ever wanted to step into the minds of Sir Peter Jackson and Sir Richard Taylor?
Judge addresses supporters: 'How am I the only one who’s angry about this?'
There is a new duathlon option for kids aged 7-15, offering a run, bike, run course.
The paid surf lifeguards have begun work protecting three city beaches Monday to Friday.
Koby Gooch, 15, to race in NZ youth ministock team; family proud of his achievements.
Vinyl pressing of 300 copies to promote Hawke’s Bay musicians, launch in February.
Steve Braunias reports on his brother's death
Shar Amner is the new chairman of the Ātihau-Whanganui Incorporation board.
Gary Stewart said the cards are a great way to promote his favourite place.
Vicki Timpson said the paper has a long and proud history.
The council and iwi celebrate a new partnership with ceremony and kapa haka.
Four arrested, police say further arrests were likely.
So long, thanks for the fish from the team at Horowhenua Chronicle for those 131 years.
It comes as holidaymakers begin flocking to eastern beaches.
The Crown said Raveen Saily had 'warped attitudes around sexual consent'.
The captain of Notorious chapter in Hawke's Bay had 'not been coping well', says wife.
'Me and my wife don’t really know what to say or do.'
New footpaths, swings and CCTV have upgraded a number of Rotorua's rural areas.
The judge wants further information before convicting him on child assault charges.
Some in the community were 'devastated' by the change, which will begin in mid-January.