Cyclone debris clogs pipes in new Worsley St homes, Gisborne
New Kāinga Ora homes in Gisborne face plumbing issues due to debris from cyclones.
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Police investigate 'suspicious' fire that destroyed Waihī Beach house
The children of the family called the bach ‘‘the greatest place on earth’’.
'Debilitating and stuck': When intrusive thoughts become OCD
Inside the often misunderstood mental health condition.
Court appearances for Gisborne forestry companies
Samnic Forest Management, Forest Management Solutions 'highly culpable'.
'Stainless steel cows': Is precision fermentation a threat to Kiwi farmers?
NZ labs could soon start mass-producing dairy-identical products without using cows.
Mapping whale migration still part of planning work for Ocean Flyer's seagliders
The unique form of transport could be coming to New Zealand in 2026 or 2027.
Dancing Diary: Who would have thought stepping would be so tricky?
OPINION: This week has been a struggle.
Bayleys honours its top achievers
The awards were held at Tauranga's Mercury Baypark Arena.
Hawke’s Bay Today, NZ Herald celebrate big wins at Voyager Media Awards
The Weekend Herald also scooped the Weekly Newspaper of the Year prize.
Hurricanes sink Chiefs in Hamilton thriller
In a game where momentum swung like a pendulum, the Hurricanes triumphed.
Hurricanes snare late win over Chiefs
All the Super Rugby action as the Hurricanes edged the Chiefs in Hamilton.
'Don’t stand in the dock chewing your gum': Judge's advice to gang offender
'It’s almost a year after these two fired a gun ... in the middle of the afternoon.'
Sword of Te Arawa hero Haane Manahi returned to his Iwi
Special ceremony marks changes at top of New Zealand Defence Force.
Of Love We Are Made: Original song wins 11-year-old national prize
Lydia Clark will perform her song with the Auckland Philharmonia in two concerts.
Waikato students join nationwide protest calling for recognition of Palestinian state
'What is happening in Gaza is genocide. We don’t want to be neutral.'
One person dead after truck and car collide near Hamilton
The road between Hamilton and Te Awamutu reopened just before 7pm.
Northlanders turn up in large numbers to support Road Safety Week 2024
"The road toll is not just some number but somebody’s loved one who died on the road."
Northland emergency services secure ongoing funding after public speaks up
Regional council backs down from proposal to cut support after consultation backlash.
The North Island town clogged with plane tree leaves
Massive leaves and invasive roots are causing problems for Levin retailers.
'It was our favourite': Father calls for Frimley Pool to be saved
Facility in Hastings under threat as it is costing ratepayers $250k a year.
Whanganui speedskater Chase Morpeth steps up in the EU
Inline speedskater Chase Morpeth has made a rapid rise to the sport's elite level.
Clear winners emerge in Hastings byelections
Hana Montaperto-Hendry and Heather Te Au-Skipworth dominate voting.
EPA says hydrogen cyanamide 'safe to use' but growers face new rules
Kiwifruit growers are relieved they can keep using the controversial agri-chemical.
Ruapehu civil defence controller calls for more resources
'Communities are the first level of response during emergencies'
Bird flu at second farm as Melbourne farmers on high alert
Bird flu is highly contagious and can wipe out entire flocks of domestic poultry.
Cadaver dogs used in search for missing woman
The experienced tramper, 79, has been missing since March.
Anti-fluoride group loses High Court bid to stop Hastings council adding fluoride to water
Fluoridation in Hastings water recommenced on April 8, 2024.
Physio on the importance of a good diet and exercise
Mount Maunganui physiotherapist and coach Brad Dixon explains the positive effects of eating well and moving more.
Council, Ngāti Hāua uri build strategic partnership
'We acknowledge the importance of respect, understanding, and mutual support.'
Shane Jones talks mining on The Country
Shane Jones, Samuel Whitelock, Dan Hodgen, Phil Ropiha, Toby Williams.
Big slip on Brynderwyns due to ‘completely unique’ soil
The combination of soils and rock was unusually slippery.
Weather: Hawke's Bay poised for cool, dry, fine weekend
Rug up warm on Saturday sidelines.
Retailer Crackerjack fined for selling children’s nightware that breached fire safety label rules
Prosecution followed inspection which found non-compliant sleepware in Napier store.
Tauranga election: Who's running and what you need to know about voting
It's the first election since 2019 when councillors were replaced by commissioners.