Missing Hamilton woman now found safe and well
Police thought she might have been taking shelter somewhere in Hamilton.
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'Catastrophic event': Potential toll of a 9.1 Hikurangi fault earthquake
NZ's top science minds have gathered at Te Papa to discuss the latest disaster risk.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Hawke’s Bay Farmer of the Year Field Day
Makuranui at Waiwhare will host the event celebrating farming achievements next week.
Mayor asks for further cost savings as LTP draws in 3000 submissions
Hamilton's rates rises have drawn in a flood of feedback from the community.
Hamilton boxer writes New Zealand history as first women’s cruiserweight champ
Tinta Smith defeated Sequita Hemingway on Saturday.
Why nothing beats a face-to-face meeting, from a man who's done a lifetime of them
'I think it’s more relevant than ever, because everybody is in their own little bubbles.'
Tribesman killed by 'hotbox' beating after secretly using gang account, Crown alleges
Five men are standing trial for murder in the High Court at Rotorua.
How a Mangamahu farmer changed the sheep farming equation
Sheep farming is now less work and less expensive with esheep
Pathway feels unsafe: Commuter concerns with shared route
Commuters describe their unsafe experiences using the Whangārei shared pathway.
New MRI technique could reveal hidden brain damage
A new MRI method has revealed medical condition not as rare as first thought.
Whāngārā to have two tilts at Gisborne Premier title
Club history was made as OG Whāngārā was promoted to the top echelon of Gisborne netball.
Sacked council: Who’s running again and why one hasn't had a haircut since 2020
One mayoral candidate says he has 'unfinished business'.
How we got here: Tauranga's first local body election in four years
Tauranga City Council is having its first election since 2019 after four years under a commission's governance. Here's a brief history of what happened. Video / Alex Cairns
E-bike pilot project takes off in Tairāwhiti
Participants can take an e-bike home to try out for two weeks, free of charge.
Provided lunches would be welcome relief to all, ECE centre manager says
Savings from the lunch in schools programme have been redirected to ECE.
Hospital transfers a critical part of rescue helicopter team’s work
Six missions in the week for Trust Tairāwhiti rescue helicopter.
Dana Kirkpatrick: Cost of living a daily struggle for many - relief in Budget later this month
OPINION: Hardworking New Zealanders have done it tough for too long.
Concern over students flocking to fast food outlets after school
'From 2.45pm onwards, it’ll be 45 minutes of chaos.'
Far North news in brief: Kerikeri flights starting, LTP submissions, SH15 speeds
News snippets from the Far North.
Mount Ruapehu’s Whakapapa skifield not commercially sustainable, Cabinet warned
A number of bidders are aiming to take over the skifield's assets.
'Felt like a lifetime': Man arrested over Porirua woman's 2019 cold case death
A 47-year-old man has been charged with murder.
'Not a popularity contest’: Cane hurt by All Blacks scrutiny, says Foster
The former captain will retire from test rugby after 2024.
Kiwi street artist completes mural of UFC star in central Auckland
Adesanya visited the mural today alongside the famed street artist.
New date for Brynderwyns reopening announced
NZTA announces a new date for the Brynderwyns reopening.
Guilty verdict: Fall from grace for talented local sportswoman and former physio
The former Whangārei physiotherapist stood trial for theft and defrauding a sports store.
Horowhenua builder growing in the downturn
The company built 159 homes in a year worth $44 million.
Motorists asked to prepare for congestion between Cambridge and Piarere
The SH1 safety improvements are in the final stages.
Watch: Shocking moment man who stole car with baby inside dumps infant on roadside
A spokesman said the car had been 'driven all over Taranaki in the weekend'.
Man charged three years after crash that killed one, injured another
The 26-year-old made a brief appearance in the Hamilton District Court today.
Dairy farm receivership: Bank owed $36.5m, court rules on lease liability
Receivers get liability relief to maintain livestock after farm enterprise folds.
Exhibition hopes for a revival in art of woollen crafts
'Unless we get young people to come on board and show an interest, these crafts will die.'
'Honour and privilege': Sam Cane to retire from international rugby at end of 2024
The 32-year-old will take up a long-term contract in Japan.