Titanium hip speeds mines rescue man to the top of Sky Tower Challenge
His mates reckon a hi-tech hip gives him an unfair advantage.
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Hawke’s Bay cyclone recovery: The slip that will cost $7m to fix
Project highlights enormous cost of fixing region’s road network.
Shield fever starts to build - but it's almost five weeks away
South Canterbury withdrawal from Ranfurly Shield match came despite NZR contribution.
Kiwi teen sets up website for second-hand uniforms
Teen creates one-stop second-hand uniform website.
'Baffling': Dad slates govt decision delay building Ōmokoroa a high school
Father says he'll move rather than make his kids bus up to 90 minutes into Tauranga.
'We managed to save a life': Linesmen recall rescue of woman from sinking car in floods
'As I got closer, I could see that she was starting to reach for air.'
Ordinary farm scene photographs given a painting-like quality
Capturing the innocence of a young child who sees the farm as his playground.
From Māori myths to modern tunes: Gisborne choir's vibrant showcase
Gisborne choir concert blends folk, spirituals and modern tunes.
Parliamentary Sports Day at Patutahi a farm recovery fundraiser
Paddy's Park to host rugby and netball tomorrow to help farmers.
Raiana's story: PM responds to open letter from family of 13-year-old who died suddenly
Devastated family begs Government for more help for teens in crisis.
Will Three Strikes be any different a second time around?
"There’s a high risk ... people will come out of prison more dangerous."
Community leader says Gonville Library more than just books
'The social impact impact is astounding.'
Tasty Friday night morsel for hockey fans
Weekend opening game expected 'to go down to the wire'
Kiwis in New Caledonia: 'Home, safe and sound'
'Rather eventful' flight of mercy trip from Noumea to NZ
Champs Whāngārā off to a winning start
Waikohu remain unbeaten, Whāngārā too good for YMP (2).
Gisborne letters: leadership duplication; roads a mess; we must reduce emissions
Our readers write about issues that matter to them.
Cyclone Gabrielle aftermath: Tairāwhiti residents still cut off
Bridge-less Tairāwhiti residents grapple with isolation amid heavy rains.
Gisborne rocks out to save lives at Chopper Month finale
Funds raised will go to Eastland Helicopter Rescue Trust to service the wider district.
Gisborne events in coming days and weeks, plus regulars
What's on in Gisborne over the next week and month, plus regular events.
More one-lane roads an option amid 'hard-nose' decisions
Amid funding squeeze, more one-lane roads suggested as an option.
Phone data, text message seal meth-making man's fate
Cellphone data put accused man at property where methamphetamine was being made.
Māori Ward second term confirmed for next Hastings elections
Hastings District Council is disappointed by government plans for referenda.
Kiwis warned to be vigilant after positive bird flu case in Australia
“Bird flu requires a co-ordinated, multi-agency approach to surveillance and response."
Child injured in Pyes Pa crash discharged from hospital
The crash on Cheyne Rd was reported about 4.11pm.
Fast turnover forestry for green energy could transform Northland economy
Short rotation forestry could help reignite Marsden Pt.
Act says 'drill baby, drill' as Govt unveils new mining strategy
Jones says mining could be 'a vehicle for New Zealand’s transformation'.
'We just want to come home': Rotorua mum and baby stranded in riot-torn New Caledonia
They intended to stay four nights. They've been stuck for two weeks.
Preschoolers enjoy arresting experience as police visit for Road Safety Week
Annual Wheels Day made even better for youngsters as constables join the fun.
'Incredible pedigree': Bridges full of praise for Whanganui
'Some people might say the arts are a bit left-wing or something - no way.'
Cyclone recovery spending extended
Cyclone recovery programmes will continue with ratepayers set to contribute.
Higher injury costs and lower ACC coverage for older Māori - study
Older Māori face higher ACC costs, Auckland University study finds.
Taradale Super Grans popping pills and marching on
'It’s good for keeping the brain active - you are listening to music and counting beats.'
Highway hero: Hawke’s Bay roadworker praised for extinguishing trailer fire
Ngawaka Heremia took traffic management to 'another level' with his actions, NZTA says.