Synlait Milk chairman: Vote or die wondering
Synlait chair George Adams is urging minority shareholders to vote at Thursday's meeting.
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The quiet strength of social supermarkets
OPINION: The Whakatāne social supermarket is a shining example of community collaboration.
Who's responsible for taming Northland's wild cattle problem?
Hundreds of complaints around Kaipara follow Whangārei Heads Rd report.
'You took away my childhood', young victim tells rapist
Her mum said Hayden Condon had destroyed 'innocent people' for his 'own sick gain'.
Tairāwhiti bulls generated $5 million-plus over sales season
An 'extraordinary' Tangihau sale sets the tone for the season.
Hitting the refresh button: New look for hotel's guest rooms
Millennium stays committed to sustainability during refurbishment
'They were very cold': Transpower leaves Northland businesses in dark over compo
Transpower has decided not to be proactive in any compensation or help for Northland.
Waikato council changes tack on representation proposal
Hauraki District Council agrees to retain the status quo of 13 councillors plus the mayor.
Easy come, easy go, as stolen goods ditched in wild drive
Stolen tools thrown from vehicle before car spiking.
Former councillor calls for early Māori ward polls in Te Tai Tokerau
Councils that want to keep their Māori wards should have to poll communities
'Long delays' after crash on SH2 at Wairoa Bridge cleared
The two-vehicle accident was reported about 4pm.
All-year-round vehicle ban closer at beach
A shortlist of options has been whittled down to a preferred option for the vehicle ban.
'Justice for a young victim:' Guilty verdicts in ram raid, kidnap and rape case
Police: 'She’s shown a tremendous amount of courage to come forward and make a complaint.'
'Any cut-back now is not good': Forestry slump could hurt future biofuel supply
New data shows a sharp decline in new forest plantings in New Zealand.
Young Farmers prepare to take over Waikato for grand final
'We’re looking forward to showcasing the mighty Waikato to the rest of the country.'
Hamilton on track for 520 new state homes this year, hundreds more planned
Of Waikato's 582 new social homes being built this year, 520 of them are in Hamilton City.
Nathan Guy talks meat and honey on The Country
Mack Dobson, Nathan Guy, Farmer Tom Martin, Scott Duggan.
Private collector donates unique Te Mata Estate Coleraine collection worth thousands
Private donor Stuart Tustin never set out to create one of NZ's rarest wine collections.
Whanganui weather: Plenty of sunshine with a touch of frost
Frosty windscreens and clear skies lie ahead this week in the river city.
Public behaviour hailed as disappointing following cop assaults in Northland
Communities urged to keep their cool after assault on cops.
Olympic snub of young mountain bike star overruled by Sports Tribunal
The tribunal effectively took the decision out of Cycling NZ's hands.
Driver confirmed dead in SH2 crash
Emergency services were called to the two-vehicle crash on Monday afternoon.
Serious injuries: Police issue black ice warning after multiple crashes
Three people were injured, two seriously, after two crashes along State Highway 38.
Rotorua building finalist in world architecture awards
Architecture Festival the largest global live awards event for architects and designers.
'Dynamic personality': Respected kaumātua Jerry Hapuku celebrated in portrait
One of Hawke's Bay's most respected elders has been captured in portrait form.
'More than just a market': New ethnic market to celebrate culture in our community
A new market is set to start this month.
From farm to art: Wonky avocados to fight food waste
Up to 40% of produce grown in NZ doesn't even make it off the farm.
Judge questions lack of alcohol education services for young drink-driver
Tavita Anderson Mckinney, 19, was on a learner's licence.
Teachers go outdoors for enlightenment
DoC and Waikato Regional Council staff develop programme for teachers.
'Desperate': Mum confirmed for $180k surgery in Germany this month
Pam Coburn is preparing for surgery and a 'brutal' recovery.
YMP women's perfect record remains intact
Ngātapa give reigning champs GMC Green a fright.
Opinions split on genetic technologies in food production
Attitudes on using genetic technologies in growing food approximately split into thirds.
'Someone knows something': Police reveal extent of youngster's injuries before death
Further details released in the historical child death case.