Final call to save 100-year-old printing press
The Cossar newspaper printing presses are two of the last four known to exist.
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Why apples could be in short supply
NZ Apples and Pears said the exportable crop was 11 per cent lower than estimated.
'Very clingy': Potential sighting of fugitive Marokopa dad and kids at secluded hot pools
She claims Phillips has changed his hair colour and the children have 'home hair cuts'.
Police officer run down, driver shot during search warrant, manhunt under way
Emergency services were called to the incident around 7am.
‘Slimmed-down’: NZ Agricultural Show to go ahead this year
This year's Christchurch Show will incorporate "traditional elements" of the A&P Show.
Small protest against MP’s taxpayer-funded housing allowance
'Yes, he’s entitled [to claim], but no he shouldn’t,' a protester said.
Homes in Waikato District now worth an average $720k
The value of residential housing has increased 21 per cent in three years, QV says.
'Significant damage': Investigations continue into house fire
Crews were called to a 'well-involved' fire at a Rotorua property.
Creative Coromandel wants to support artists to amplify creative practice
Creatives set out to unite diverse groups.
Readers have their say: Cycle madness and supermarket separation anxiety
Taupō readers get the good and the bad of the week off their chests.
Footballers fall just short of glory at Seniors World Cup
'It was just amazing ... it is a feeling that you can’t buy.'
Dreaming of the big Lotto win - Wyn Drabble
A former supermarket employee won $27 million in 2012 and had to go into hiding.
More international artists added to Juicy Fest bill
Four shows across New Zealand in January 2025.
MPI reports forecast dip in primary industry export revenue
MPI released Situation and Outlook for the Primary Industries report at Fieldays.
Youth initiative sets sail in Coromandel
Coromandel Youth Sailing received special new boats.
Who's doing the dishes? Flatmates set to clash on the rugby field, at the U20 world cup
They're clubmates and they're flatmates - now they're World Cup rivals.
Thunderstorms risk, heavy rain in 22-hour deluge for top of NI, flooding possible
Several heavy rain watches have already been upgraded to warnings.
Barry Soper: Farmers should be treated as treasures, not as tyrants
OPINION: Like the rest of the business sector, farmers are feeling the pinch.
New All Blacks coaching role revealed as former ABs join team
Corey Flynn and David Hill will add their expertise respectively to the All Blacks.
'Instagram-worthy vistas': Tongariro Crossing one of world’s busiest hikes
A new ranking shows the popular walk is up with the world's big guns.
Sight for sore eyes and legs: Rescue chopper completes 150 missions in 150 days
A simple ride on his son’s new motorbike turned into a life-saving air extraction.
Lotto: Waikato punter wins $4.5 million days after record $50m jackpot
Last night's winner is the 12th multi-millionaire of 2024.
Man wanting more than casual sex violates sleeping woman, threatens to post video
He sent her hundreds of texts and threatened to kill her and throw her in a hot pool.
'Reduced scale': $400m Mt Maunganui retirement village granted consent
Council reveals price paid for its former elder housing village site.
Kerikeri quiz team have their own 'destroyer' to take on The Chase's Shaun Wallace
Top Far North quiz team keen to take on The Chase star Shaun Wallace
News in brief from the Far North - Matariki stars, FNDC submissions close and deceased named
News snippets from the Far North
50 years of Kerikeri High to be marked at jubilee event
Kerikeri High School turning 50 with big birthday celebration.
Weather: East Cape in for a soaking, with front dragging in heavy rain
The region's in for a heavy soaking.
Far North rail line mothballed until port rail link finalised
Delays to upgrade of Far North rail link to Otiria.
Gisborne letters about Grey St, city centre in a bad state, farm emissions
Readers' views on Grey St, city centre in a bad state, farm emissions.
Invasive weed pest Senegal tea found in Hawke's Bay
HBRC has identified invasive weed Senegal tea.
Final concrete section laid on pathway extension
Contractors have laid down the final piece of a new concrete footpath behind Mitre 10.