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Nash Cup: Havelock clock consecutive wins, Clive fail to fire
Clive fail to score any points in Farndon Park boil-over.
Clive fail to score any points in Farndon Park boil-over.
Those affected recently spent time in Auckland, Waikato and Tauranga.
Rotorua rider named all-around champion cowboy.
Penny Ashton is bringing a Tempestuous show to a stage near you.
Deaths in Rotorua and Matamata bring the national holiday weekend road toll to five.
This death brings the Easter holiday road toll to five.
“When we arrived, it was well involved."
Series examines the drama between Truman Capote and New York's socialites.
The Country takes a look at the world of farming back in the day.
Little Lennox Knight was critically ill, and his parents had no idea why.
“Don’t get limited to thinking you need to be a farmer to be involved in agriculture."
Sagging canvas, flaking paint and cracks in historic painting. Who's responsible?
The New Zealand Motor Home Association's CEO is urging them not to make too big a leap.
Victoria Wilson said she burst into tears after one family donated $7000.
Chiefs Manawa couldn't keep their unbeaten start to the season alive.
'The songs of our ancestor, the tohorā (whale), grow fainter,' says Kīngi Tuheitia.
Could you have a meteorite in your backyard?
There is much more than research involved in creating an exhibition.
Two farming couples share how they met and what makes them tick.
Si Jin Lee fell in love with beer during pub crawls. Now it's her whole life.
A roundup of the week's racing.
OPINION: What is the message of Easter? And does it matter?
Vincent rang to help his daughter escape violence. He was told, 'we can help you too'.
Nicola Wylie launched the bedding business Lora & Flok in September.
When she was formally diagnosed, she thought her 'world was ending'.
Review highlights the 'scale of impact' of Mount Maunganui's polluted airshed.
Those closest to the brothers locked up in Thailand speak of their anguish.
Dr Shane Reti received the briefing from health officials soon after becoming minister.
'People think that there’s always work happening.'