First-of-its-kind partnership dedicated to dementia launched in Far North
Data shows Māori are being diagnosed with dementia almost 10 years earlier than non-Māori.
Mark Lyall's hair journey comes to an end
Mark Lyall had been growing his hair and shaved it for charity.
Swedish-born Kiwi footballer's Olympic dream
Silver fern tattoo on Swedish-born footballer highlights Kiwi roots.
Prep and leave this easy, earthy stew
Autumn is here and it's time to start making cosy, rainy-day dishes.
The Country: Luxon on the OCR, India and Premier House
Christopher Luxon, Jane Smith, Stephen Guerin and Mavis Mullins.
Prankster takes a dig at council by planting potholes
Potholes become pot plants in Te Puna.
Hawke’s Bay in brief: Four leap-day babies for Hawke’s Bay
Hawke's Bay Hospital had four leap-day babies born.
'Rash move': Iwi leader slams axing of Māori Health Authority
Bayden Barber called the move 'rash' and urged the Health Minister to look closer.
The biggest and best Northland Field Days yet, organiser says
More than 300 exhibitors will be showcasing the latest in farming and lifestyle.
Kōaro whitebait spotted 'in good numbers' outside its native habitat
The adult whitebait are mostly found in the inland ranges.
Plan scaled back for Waipawa main street upgrades amid Govt review
A major upgrade to Waipawa's main street has now been significantly altered.
Drills, dunes and doubleheaders for Taupō Marist in Fiji
Taupō Marist will play a pre-season game and deliver rugby drills in local schools.
Tarras airport: Plans put on hold
Christchurch Airport bought 750ha of farmland in Tarras in 2020.
Feilding flood survivor reflects on his 84 years
Feilding is marking the 150th anniversary of the establishment of Manchester Block.
Exploring the sweet side of corn
Corn is a seasonal treat that can be enjoyed multiple ways.
Seeka feels lash of 2023 weather with $14.5m net loss
Prospects now look brighter as improved growing conditions signal record kiwifruit crops.
Free Children's Day event to celebrate lakefront completion
Performers, music, games, adapted activities and water sports demos planned.
Year 13 students lag behind in NCEA
Year 11 and 12 Te Awamutu College students outshine Year 13 at NCEA
Sheep farming in a ‘challenging place’ - Beef + Lamb NZ
This year's shaping up to be the worst for sheep and beef farmers in the past 15 years.
'Flying high in heaven': Tributes flow for pilot and speedway identity who died in crash
'We nicknamed him Waterboy. But he was no boy. He was da man.'
Journal features inspiring stories of women in business
Twenty-six women featured in annual journal.
'Yeah, nah': Whangārei Lotto winners shell-shocked by $1m win
The couple won the 'life-changing' prize off a bonus ticket.
Person in serious condition after being trapped in rolled vehicle
"There was one occupant trapped in the vehicle."
'Frighteningly large' wasp nest found on farm
The monster nest housed an estimated 100,000 to 200,000 wasps.
Echo chambers and steaming craters for walkers
Find out where Taupō's trampers have been this week.
'Just part of the blood': The Gordons and the Golden Shears
The Gordons have competed in the Golden Shears for decades.
Whakaari defendant seeks up to 55pc reduction in fine for guilty plea
Court hears more from the victims, families and lawyers at the second day of sentencing.
Meet Tui & Tama at Te Awamutu Museum
Tui & Tama Eco Expo for Children’s Day at Te Awamutu Museum - Education & Research Centre.
Rating the fullbacks out to impress Scott Robertson
The five No 15s with an opportunity to shine.