No action on Blue Springs walkway works a year after track closure
South Waikato District Council expects the track will reopen in November.
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Historic Hawke’s Bay: The Blythe races at Eskdale Park
One example of an employer treating his workers well 100 years ago was Napier's Blythes.
‘My mum was a five-foot-nothing pocket rocket and I want to tell her story’
Winner of inaugural Rush Cottage Writers’ Residency wants to tell her mother's story.
Premier Seddon a favourite target for pen and wit of caricaturists
'King Dick Abroad' narrated the rollicking adventures of Richard John Seddon
Top jumper The Cossack wins highest accolade from Hastings trainer
Round-up of the week's racing.
Sunk in 30 seconds: The man who answers boaties' call on the best way to prevent tragedy
There's one vital thing everyone on the water should do, but only 10% bother.
Phone news service operating for quarter of a century needs new volunteers
Those with a talent for talking are urged to put their name forward.
History lesson from one of Little Rock Nine rings a bell for today’s world
OPINION: Minnijean Brown recounted the harrowing ordeal the anti-segregation group faced.
Friends to foes: Coaches' friendship sets scene for Super Rugby final
Opposing coaches for the Super Rugby final share a friendship that dates back decades.
A century of Unison: Faraday Museum exhibition marks 100 years of electrical history
A free Live Day on June 29 will celebrate the power supplier's centenary.
Growing winter vegetables: A practical guide
From kale to carrots, growing your own veg is rewarding.
Post-Treaty settlement group expresses interest in buying 50% of Hawke’s Bay Airport
If purchase goes ahead it would make Mana Ahuriri Trust the airport's largest shareholder.
'He’s a mongrel': Victims' families push back as killers of Kiwi women seek parole
The murders of two women by strangers rocked New Zealand.
Eastland Port's Robb named PRINZ Young Practitioner of the Year
'It’s a privilege to humanise the hard-working people behind the gates at the port.'
Wood build-up over two decades being removed from remote East Coast beach
Wood build-up over two decades being removed from remote East Coast beach.
Tairāwhiti women leading way in forestry safety
'That has to be a win for women and for our communities.'
'Returns have never been worse': Avocado grower frustrated with industry
Allan Dickinson urges anyone considering planting avocados to think again.
'I’m just one of the boys': Northland woman leading the way in a man's world
'I was gobsmacked. I haven’t won anything in my whole entire life.'
'We’re sick to the eyeballs': Northland businesses angry with region's fragile infrastructure
Thursday's power cut was estimated to cost $60m in another blow to struggling businesses.
Woman and teen accused of fatally driving over man in Te Puke after Christmas money row
A woman and teenager jointly face a murder charge in the High Court at Hamilton.
Rocket Lab reaches 50 Electron missions at record speed
Small satellites calling the shots in new era in spaceflight: Sir Peter Beck
Special part of the motu: Northlanders urged to get into the spirit of Matariki
What's on in Northland during this year's Matariki celebrations.
Governor-General opens Te Karaka's new emergency hub
Community gets equipped emergency point at 75 Kanakanaia Rd.
Cape walk to support struggling farmers
Whāngārā farmer Sophie Land and friends plan to walk around the East Cape.
Gisborne letters on mobility parks, shared footpaths, C-list hubris, hobgoblins
Gisborne letters on mobility parks, shared footpaths, C-list hubris and hobgoblins.
Iconic red elephant sculpture moved to Northland after Thai restaurant closes
The sculpture from Auckland's Red Elephant restaurant has retired in Northland.
Real soul food: The Hāngi Master reveals top tips to eating well this Matariki
Matariki is all about food and whānau. Here's some tips to eating traditional Māori kai.
Last of the Cancer Society daffodils for Māhia’s Mev
Long-time supporter of cancer fight in honour of late friend.
Let the games begin at Māhia's new sports courts
'It’s been a long-held dream for the community.'
East Coast studs primed for Angus bull sales
The region's Angus studs set to sell around 400 young bulls
Dave Read: 'Permanent forests' will leave a huge carbon liability for future generations
OPINION: Radiata-to-natives plan looks like greenwashing.
'Fun and demanding': Dancing pair open up about experience
Tyson and Jane talk about their Dancing for Hospice experience.
Dancing Diary: My brain can't always keep up with my feet
OPINION: As if learning how to dance professionally wasn't enough ...