'Hell and back': Tearful Fisher at peace after fourth in K1 final
Aimee Fisher finishes fourth in K1 500 final, missing out on a medal by 0.15 seconds.
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Tauranga Boys’ run riot in Super 8 rugby final
Tauranga Boys' College thrashed Hamilton Boys' High School in Super 8 final
Coromandel youth music festival gets the nod
An independent commissioner says the organised music festival will benefit youth.
85 gifts of life: How a hospital job made him a blood donor
'It just was natural to actually give my arm and my blood to help fill the bank.'
Two more men admit roles in red shoes gang attack
A man involved slashing a man's legs and taking his red shoes had a gun at his home.
Protein shake-up: What next for NZ?
OPINION: Is there room for both traditional and new and novel proteins?
NZSAS training in the spotlight as soldiers injured
One suffered frostbite, the other 'severe' lacerations to the face.
Top cop under fire again after bullying senior officer
The IPCA finds Bruce Bird's management style is 'no longer acceptable for NZ Police'.
Teamwork makes the dream work for Te Awamutu dairy farmers
“We couldn’t do this without our team. They are integral to everything.”
A keen interest in farming and machinery for five generations
“It started in 1913 when my grandfather, William Fitzgerald, emigrated from England."
Wool: Government and ram breeders told to butt out in 1934
"It is a mistake to think that only the big stations get the big prices at the sales."
Kiwis in action: Full Paris Olympics schedule
The Kiwis in action schedule for the Paris Olympics.
Unbeatable Carrington completes another hat-trick of golds
Dame Lisa Carrington raced to a come-from-behind victory for yet another Olympic gold.
Everclear frontman keen to explore more of NZ during summer tour
Everclear frontman Art Alexakis excited about touring outside the main centres.
Mayor eyes city spaces for future housing
A rise in land valuations has opened the door to intensifying infill housing.
Former New Plymouth chemical plant site has 'potential for contamination'
The operator says it could affect human health and the environment.
Council investigating public access to new $15m wharf
Members of the public are asking why they can't use a new $15 million wharf.
Power struggle: Hawke’s Bay businesses on impact of rising electricity costs
Pan Pac has not shed any jobs despite pausing pulp production due to electricity costs.
Mayor: A poll is a terrible way to decide if we should have Māori wards
OPINION: Those with skin in the game tell us, with passion, how Māori wards will help.
'Sexual deviance': Former mayoral hopeful jailed
He said he was cleansing an 18-year-old woman's chakras through spiritual massage.
'I didn’t think about being scared': Air force medic recognised for rescuing more than 70 people during floods
Dangling from a helicopter above flood waters gains NZ Defence Force recognition.
A Good move: Rugby man gets the job to manage Hawke's Bay Netball
New netball general manager for Hawke's Bay – the fourth-biggest netball centre in NZ.
Elephant Hill’s new menu: Linda Hall samples the goods
Did you know you can make delicious crackers from beer waste?
Addio Alberico: South Waikato mourns death of 'Tokoroa icon'
Alberico D'Andrea, of Alberico's Italian Restaurant, died on July 22.
Cancer, landslide, crash: Injured forklift driver's 'hellish' years
The Mount Maunganui man says he is still 'so thankful' despite his harsh experiences.
Gisborne umpire blows whistle in Olympics bronze medal match
Third Olympics 'a great experience' for Church.
The untold story behind one of NZ’s most successful start-ups
PLUS: The animal welfare issue, the start-up's latest offshore push.
Classic tale Little Women hits the stage: timeless themes and local talent shine
The tale is widely considered a masterpiece because of its universal themes.
KidsCan launches urgent appeal as schools struggle with basics
Cost-of-living crisis: Charity supports Gisborne children with food and clothing.
Gisborne letters on Hobson’s Pledge, council facing reality, climate action, Grey St
Gisborne letters on Hobson’s Pledge ads, council facing reality, climate action.
'We didn’t expect this': Whangārei couple's identical triplets mean seven kids under seven
Whangārei couple's triplets expand family to nine
Poverty and struggles: Northland writer features gritty side of the Far North
Crime writer Catherine Lea explains why her books are now set in the Far North.
'No one listened to me': Mums share stories of birth trauma to help others
Kiwi mums have shared their stories of birth trauma in a bid to raise awareness.
Gisborne councillors confused over stricter local alcohol policy
Councillors confused over revised alcohol policy; thought it was to relax, not restrict