Wetland project under way
Whangamatā residents have received an onsite briefing about the project.
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They had to abandon their home of 53 years — now a trust has handed the keys back to them
Lavinia Waihape welled with emotion as she thanked all those who had made it happen.
12-year high: The region catching 50+ drink drivers a week
Police are shocked by how severely intoxicated some drivers are.
Young rugby player's future uncertain after serious injury on field
Ollie Thomson was injured in a rugby match on Saturday, May 25.
Ōruku Landing seeks fast-track consent and regional funding
Ōruku Landing, once considered dead in the water, is hoping for more lifelines.
Motocross accident on East Coast; victim stable
Training session on top of busy week for Eastland rescue chopper crew.
A salute to our nannies, mums and aunties
Celebrating modern wāhinetanga/womanhood on Far North stage.
News briefs from the Far North - Sleep help, representation review meeting and school reunion planned
News snippets from the Far North.
Retired man's life savings gone after sleeping skipper grounds fishing boat
'I have nothing left, thanks to Simon's stupidity.'
Bring on the Aussies: East Coast triallist Edginton keen for NZ to be top dogs
'Honoured' Edginton confident of success against Aussies.
Waihī Beach welcomes winter in chilly fashion
Bystanders came to cheer on their courageous counterparts from a safe distance.
Council halves its cycling improvements budget
Elected members respond to ratepayers' call to ‘cut it back cuz’.
Whanganui weather for week ahead
The week ahead looks calm and settled, with potential for rain on Sunday.
Watch: 'Totally senseless' - Mayor says police outgunned during violent boy racer event
Six cars were impounded and two people were arrested.
Model train weekend in Hawke's Bay: It was a real toot
The third annual Hastings Model Railway Club's exhibition was on Saturday and Sunday.
Gisborne's Fred Lewis receives NZOM for services to philanthropy and sport
Gisborne's Fred Lewis honoured for services to philanthropy and sport.
Struggling Synlait confirms farmer exodus
The company made the announcement while the NZ sharemarket was closed.
What Gisborne locals are thinking about Grey St project, Māori ward referendum
Gisborne letters: more opposition to Grey St project, council processes.
Kaitāia celebrating opening of new sports hub and town square
The big day will kick off at 5.30am when the town square officially opens.
Eagle helicopter deployed to Hawke's Bay ahead of gang leader's tangi
The Police's Air Support Unit helicopter is due to arrive in Hawke's Bay this afternoon.
Ōpōtiki driver dies at scene of crash
The King's Birthday road toll is now two after the fatal accident in the Bay of Plenty.
Kaiwai continues family legacy of service with King's Medal
Award recognises Kaiwai's dedication to civil construction.
Reid Fletcher recognised for nearly 50 years of service to wine industry
Reid Fletcher is honoured for his service to the Gisborne and New Zealand wine industry.
Frasertown hunt returns after three-year hiatus
'It is in your blood, it is part of life. Hopefully, this carries on.'
The busiest man in the game has a lucky Bounce
Ned George got a push into sheepdog trialling from his grandad and hasn't looked back.
National honour for land management stalwart Kerry Hudson an email surprise
Land conservator Kerry Hudson has been named a Member of the NZ Order of Merit.
Birthday bash for Ohakune's carrot
More than 8000 people attended the carnival and birthday celebration in Ohakune.
A bit unseasonal - a warm week for Hawke’s Bay
Napier was the warmest in the country at 10am on Monday.
Government’s Maori Wards bill opposed by Stratford District Council
The bill was described as being 'a double standard' and 'the very definition of racism'.
'Bloody disgrace': Bridge damage angers councillors
'Ratepayers are paying for the negligence of one company.' - Councillor Grant Boyde
'Truly humbled': Jamie Mackay receives King's Birthday Honour
NZME host thought his mates were having him on when he made the Honours list.
Leopards Go Wild
The Leopard Family have spent 20 months on the road living in a caravan and have no plans on stopping. Video / Leopardsgowild: Michael Leopard
Kiwi family-of-five's 20 months of caravan life: 'So much freedom to choose'
'We're taking this opportunity while the kids still think mum and dad are cool.'
A confronting new trend: Pensioners call on charities for food parcels, furniture and blankets
Ian Jones never imagined he'd need to be helping over-65s through winter.