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Snow down south and a 'rough end' to the week across NZ before clear skies prevail
Overnight temperatures across the country are set to plunge this weekend.
Overnight temperatures across the country are set to plunge this weekend.
Teams have travelled from as far away as Nelson and Christchurch.
The Government is working to offer free breast cancer screening for those aged 70-74.
The councillors present were asked to give their personal opinion on one of the topics.
A new society has been formed aimed at getting the tourist attraction back on water.
Nuhaka School and a pre-school on-site have suffered a series of break-ins and thefts.
'It might be wise to bring an extra layer if you’re out and about.'
A Northland artist has an unconventional exhibition showing in Whangārei.
Communities held local Anzac Day services throughout the Western Bay of Plenty.
“This meeting is expected to be the first of many held at marae throughout the district.."
Maori and Pacific people live seven years fewer than those of European heritage.
The platform will soon launch a feature that automatically buys road-user charges.
The app can help manage Road User Charges, which many EV drivers may now also have to pay.
Sidney Cassidy then attacked a police dog when he was busted for the crimes.
People had to manually lift car before New Plymouth's Anzac Day dawn service could begin.
People assembled on the grass beside the Queen Elizabeth Youth Centre.
We seem to struggle with remembering the lessons from these conflicts.
Whangarei District Council reviews need for monitoring of freedom camping.
It’s come a long way from being boiled and bland - look what cauliflower can do now.
Thousands gathered at the Mount Cenotaph to remember our soldiers' sacrifices.
A man is in custody after a firearm was discharged at police in the Bay of Plenty.
While war can feel worlds away, its reach is often felt on home soil.
New joint plaque placed on War Memorial Arch.
The fire was around 600 square metres in size at 10am on Thursday.
The Government has been urged to manage potential conflicts.
OPINION: Our world is continuing to spiral downwards towards a pit of unworkable mayhem.
As the sun rose across the steamy Ohinemutu village, thousands in Rotorua remembered them.
The service was 'magnificent', says RNZAF veteran.
Tauranga winners will be celebrating a midweek windfall