Triple the pride: Sibling rivalry fuels Hotham family’s sporting success
The Hothams are set for heated debate about which sibling success sits top of the podium.
The Hothams are set for heated debate about which sibling success sits top of the podium.
When Miles Holt is not busy saving lives, he is on the track training.
Four people were taken to Hawke’s Bay Hospital.
'Taking on one large breath of water is enough to prove fatal.'
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'It’s really been a full circle moment.'
Water Safety NZ chief executive Daniel Gerrard says 'the power is in prevention'. Video / Water Safety New Zealand
The popular reserves have reopened with stunning walks and even a kiwi creche.
Remembering the milkman, his horse and milk cans
16-year-old says he has given up on ever finishing his secondary education.
The Coulter Bridge in Te Aroha was officially opened 95 years ago.
Emma Twigg spent six weeks away from her 2-year-old son leading up to the Olympics.
"She sent me a text that said, ‘Help’", Jared Sione-Lauaki says of wife Jo's final message
Emergency services were called to the scene at just before 5pm.
Judge tells Huata Irving, who was hospitalised, he's the “author of his own misfortune".
Morrinsville-Tāhuna Rd is blocked, motorists should use an alternate route.
Review finds staff used denigratory language when discussing Bailey Ecclestone.
The alleged offender pulled over two vehicles and spoke with the occupants.
A Te Awamutu cat gets a lesson in aeronautics.
Most councils have now adopted their 2024-34 LTPs.
Waikato squad sees 32 of 33 named players returning from 2023.
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OPINION: Development of timber trade had an impact on a key road and port.
Teenagers with disabilities should have been cared for at Pukeora. They were abused.
'I’d love to open more nights and make more money. But at what cost?'
OPINION: The Government needs to address the rising costs of essential services.
The five-year-old Jakkalberry gelding is fast becoming a synthetic track specialist.
The victim suffers panic attacks and nightmares and is too scared to walk anywhere.