Woman dies after Mt Ruapehu climbing accident
A group were climbing on the eastern side when the tragedy struck today.
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A story of joy and hope: The pig, the cyclone and the refuge of a muddy mattress
Lucky the pig has grown into a big book star.
Have you seen Rachel? Police concern for Huntly woman missing since yesterday
Residents urged to check their properties.
Napier Mayor Kirsten Wise among 36 Kiwis banned from entering Russia
Napier mayor won't be holidaying in Russia.
Youths go on overnight crime spree: Alcohol, cigarettes, lollies, ice creams stolen
The spate of thefts was part of an over 100km roundtrip from Cambridge to Waihī Beach.
Missing Hawke's Bay man's body found by contractor
Police said Earle 'Pat' Taka was found by a contractor carrying out flood protection work.
Innocent motorist dies after being hit by one of two apparently feuding drivers
A 49yo was killed when one of two vehicles speeding and overtaking each other hit his car.
Scott Robertson joins Newstalk ZB's Jason Pine
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson talks coaching philosophy, vision and takes your calls on Newstalk ZB.
'Erratic' driver was five times over legal alcohol limit during 300km journey
The woman was tracked down by police after members of the public reported her.
Super sheep and wonder dogs round up $25k for charity
Taupō's annual dog trials have thrown a big bone to the local rescue helicopter service.
Aotearoa's Madonna: Important Rita Angus works on show
Rutu is an updating of the Madonna figure - a Pacific goddess who owes a debt to the East.
Nick Stewart: Reflecting on a quarter century of financial learnings
OPINION: There have been five bull markets and four recession bear markets.
'You’ve got to accept old age': Mad Butcher steps back from public life
Peter Leitch says his memory is going but he's still as sharp as a tack.
Homeless sleeping in tents on central city footpaths
They are liable for a fine for breaching a council bylaw. So what happens next?
'I want to know': Brain cancer battle leaves teacher's life plans in turmoil
Maia is awaiting another brain scan to see if the gruelling treatment is working.
Revealed: NZ's highest-paid company directors
Some professional directors collect more than $500,000 in annual fees.
Letters: Wairoa, Gisborne mayors deserve honours
OPINION: Craig Little and Rehette Stoltz have shown dignity, strength and mana.
Taken too soon: First of the fishing tragedy funerals tomorrow
Givealittle support continues for the grieving families.
Interactive roadshow teaches East Coast kids to protect nature
Raukumara Pae Maunga roadshow ignites kaitiakatanga in youth.
Bull sales on a high before the storm
The weather interrupted the bull sales but some great prices were achieved.
Meet Leo Mangos: Kiwifruit champion and change merchant
“If Leo gets involved, there will be change.”
Gisborne CBD saved from alcohol policy ban
New Class 1 restaurants are not allowed to open within 150m of 'sensitive sites'.
'It’s important for our mental health in the cold': Matariki fun warms hearts
Friday's events included Whangārei's Light and Lantern Parade, and Waipu on Ice.
Dry July: Far North couple who went through cancer journeys at same time speak in support
Far North cancer survivors Steve and Valerie Smith are getting behind Dry July.
Why you should plant Luisa plum trees
Opinion: I am relatively new to this variety of plum, but I am now sold on it.
Quick work to repair damaged water pipe
Clean-up continues as weather eases in Tairāwhiti.
Woman brutally attacked slams justice system after not learning of abuser's release
The woman received a formal written notice three days before her attacker was released.
'I’m very honoured to be a part of this journey': Dancing couple talk about their experience
Dancing couple reveal how the lead up to the big night is going.
'Not giving up on you' Judge tells teen as he's sent to prison
The youth was involved in a robbery at Michael Hill while he was on home detention.
Coromandel gold miner suspended from ASX as auditor flags concerns
Auditor could not form an opinion on financial statements due to lack of evidence.
Waiouru exercises important in 'volatile, uncertain and complex world'
Realistic scenarios help soldiers keep ready for any eventuality.
Councillor cites Nazi experiments in fluoride debate
Robert Lee said the lesson from Nuremberg was 'informed consent'.
‘It’s just vanished’: Wairoa flood devastates lime juicing operation
Forty-foot containers have been uplifted and moved at the Limery.