Demand for NZ red meat exports up in most markets - except China
NZ exported red meat products worth $1.1 billion for the month, 3% up on May 2023.
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Honours to Horouta in Premier Grade thriller
Another win to title-hunting Waikohu Prems, Horouta duke it out with Whāngārā.
How does it feel to go from Gisborne to Glastonbury? ‘Pretty chill,’ DJ Messie says
The 21-year-old DJ and drummer took over Glastonbury’s Shangri-La last Friday.
Unregistered anti-vax doctor kept practising under 'Māori customary law'
A pharmacy contacted the Medical Council after receiving prescriptions from the doctor.
'Entitlement and arrogance:' Serial thief pinches $400 worth of Calvin Klein underwear
He also stole e-bikes, an e-scooter and items from Rebel Sport, Farmers and The Warehouse.
'Who’s he remorseful to? Himself?': Boss didn't pay staff Kiwisaver, super, loan deducations
William Eskdale admitted 28 charges totalling more than $150K of unpaid taxes.
Large-scale drug operation next door to daycare busted in north Waikato
Police have since been back to reassure the children.
News briefs from the Far North - 42 tsunami sirens, seal silly season and food security
News snippets from the Far North
Hamilton Gardens among top 1% of things to do in the world - again
Hamilton's much-loved visitor attraction already featured in the ranking in 2023.
First look at Tauranga’s new waterfront playground
The $5m design was created with the help of Tauranga children.
Taupō Times closes after more than 60 years
The Stuff-owned community newspaper's June 28 edition would be its last.
'Pubs full of old people': Tauranga CBD nightlife 'dead', students say
Clubs were struggling to attract people, with dance floors often 'dead' on Fridays.
More frosty nights and some scattered showers this weekend for Hawke's Bay
Jack Frost is still making his way around Hawke's Bay this winter.
Four-time blood cancer survivor Frankie's family vital to her survival
It's a cause close to their heart as their daughter beat cancer for the fourth time.
Ex international sports star charged with posting 'nude images' of woman online
The alleged offending occurred on four separate occasions over two weeks.
Graham Mourie talks farming and footy on The Country
Graham Mourie, Claire Williamson, Tom Young, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth, Chris Russell.
King looks to topple legend off perch at national champs
Huge weekend of competition in Tauranga.
Anti-gang laws softened but still likely to breach Bill of Rights Act
A select committee report ignores suggestions to make the law more Bora-consistent.
Kāpiti artists shine in annual Parkin Drawing Prize shortlist
Two Kāpiti artists have been selected as finalists in the Parkin Drawing Prize.
'Strong lines of inquiry' into fatal 'road rage' crash
The crash claimed the life of a motorist last week.
From the ashes: Cherished restaurant set to reopen on anniversary of the fire that destroyed it
For Fiona Le and Chris Whyte, it feels like they're 'home' again.
Christchurch Rich List family firm buys US honey business
Christchurch-based healthy products business is run by ex-Air NZ marketing boss Mike Tod.
A ‘great pool’ - National age group swim champs head for Hastings again
The new regional aquatic centre in Hastings gets the big tick of approval.
Ikea's owner buying up New Zealand forests
The Overseas Investment Office will allow Ingka Investments to buy 23,495 hectares.
Scouts doing best to grow their group
Te Awamutu Scout Group looking for leader, members in rebuilding phase.
All Blacks squad naming: Razor's surprise call, veteran returns
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson names his squad for the first test.
Thousands expected at home show
The Rotorua Home & Lifestyle Show - thousands expected through the doors.
Port of Tauranga's FY24 net profit to be impacted by tax law changes
Tax changes have implications for commercial building depreciation.
Whangārei dips below 4 degrees in icy start to the day
Winter is well and truly here in Northland after a frosty morning
The golden era of trade is over - Deputy Secretary of Trade
Vangelis Vitalis says countries are more protective of their own industries.
Why schoolkids and farmers need science
Opinion: NZ's next crop of expertise needs to be coming through the education system now.
Digitisation service preserves brass band history
Some of the images date back to the 1890s.
Whitebait restoration site hits snag
An old dump site was discovered on the Whanganui River's edge in Aramoho.