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Council rejects funding calls for some community projects
Whanganui District Council starts consultation on its long-term plan on April 2.
Whanganui District Council starts consultation on its long-term plan on April 2.
In six months, the centre has racked up a deficit of three-quarters of a million dollars.
It will be a big day for shearing in Central Hawke's Bay.
The updated test results mean there are no known cases of measles in the community.
The herd of 170 of the gentle animals in Akaroa is a magnet for tourists.
His death on Sunday after a heart attack in Rotorua on Saturday was a 'huge shock'.
It is expected to be drier than normal for the first half of April.
Financial Times: One lawmaker vows not to ‘eat bugs with Bill Gates’.
Gunther van der Heijden maintains NZ's health system is "corrupt".
It's the first time in two years the waka has taken a multi-day journey.
Some GP services in Northland at risk of closing as crisis hits.
“I have never doubted my passion for my job... [it's as] natural as breathing oxygen".
Tyrannosaurus rex comes to life in a new exhibition at the Waikato Museum.
We don't learn hate and bad behaviour from books, but from people.
The official Easter holiday period began at 4pm on Thursday and ends at 6am on Tuesday.
A shock discovery has boosted an upcoming theatre production.
Annan loved playing for Te Awamutu in a great historic period of Peace Cup rugby.
'It’s been eight years since we last went. Why would another year matter?'
China is on track to become the third largest milk-producing country.
There's so much going on that there's concern whether the construction industry can cope.
OPINION: It’s extremely important to be tax-aware, and to minimise costs where you can.
Wimbledon resident reflects on ups and downs of farming career.
There was plenty to see and do this Easter in Hawke's Bay, despite spells of bad weather.
'Maybe someone, or something, is breathing out there too.'
Thieves smashed their way into the padlocked premises.
Work to protect taonga species highlighted as iwi celebrates 100 years of its trust.
Criminal 'seized upon the tragedy' of the pandemic as a 'money-making opportunity'.
'Huge shock - He will be sorely missed.'
'It really takes the whole of Waipu to make this possible.'