One person dead after motorbike and vehicle collide near Matamata
A motorcyclist has died after colliding with a vehicle near Matamata.
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Teen taken into custody after numerous car break-ins reported in Northland
"Our message ... is simple. You will be held to account.”
Fonterra makes its ‘boldest call yet’
Ari Dekker on the co-op’s move to put its consumer business up for sale.
Man fined $600 after decapitating a great white shark and keeping the head
Graphic warning: The man claimed he did not know it was a great white shark.
The Country: Todd McClay on Fonterra
Todd McClay, Emma Poole, Chris Brandolino, Rowena Duncum.
McKenzie, Stevenson return for Chiefs' Friday night clash
The Friday game in Melbourne kicks off at 9.35pm New Zealand time.
'We are devastated': Men killed in non-suspicious house fire worked at top Auckland restaurant
The pair were beloved workers at Cafe Hanoi, blaze not suspicious
Business amps up in South Waikato as new co-working space opens
Early learning provider Central Kids is Level 1's first tenant.
Whangamatā's feathered friend 'quacking' up locals
Paradise shelduck Larissa's street antics are 'quacking' everyone up as she leaves the bill with everyone else in Whangamatā. Video / Alan Williams
From the MTG: Celebrating the importance of our museums
Those who represent the public face of museums, at times have to justify their value.
New Ranfurly Shield makes surprise public appearance in Hawke’s Bay
The new version is made of English oak, which New Zealand Rugby says is even stronger.
Clear skies, cool nights expected this weekend
Whanganui and surrounding areas can expect clear and settled weather.
UK TV star accused of blindsiding Kiwi vineyard staff with winter closure
One day's notice of job cuts for 17 staff at Noel Edmonds' South Island winery.
Man pulled from harbour faces several charges
Police allege the man fled after a traffic stop and entered the water off The Strand.
A lifetime of protest: 95-year-old is still fighting for the rights of others
His first act of protest was to learn te reo when he arrived from England in 1950.
New Zealand’s smallest economic development agency closes
Te Waka would cease operations on June 30.
Why Northland bull Sherlock is outstanding in his field
Glen Kaycee Sherlock JG is a CRV Jersey bull bred by the Tucker family from Northland.
12-year-old sailor's meteoric rise earns India spot
Tauranga 12-year-old Harry Strang is setting sail for international waters.
Sarjeant trust chair 'flabbergasted' by proposed funding cut
'There are going to be severe repercussions, quite frankly.'
'Surreal, raw and tender': Murder-accused in court after death at accommodation complex
Whatitiri Whakaruru, 26, died last month after being fatally stabbed in South Taranaki.
Rotorua tap water judged best - but how did it rate against the Aussies?
'Think "wine tasting" without needing to spit out the samples.'
Three crashes on Hawke’s Bay Expressway in just over 12 hours, one injured
Most escaped the crashes without injury.
Rising costs prompts Contact to rethink Wairākei development
"Assessed total project costs have come in substantially higher than previously expected."
Former Ruapehu Alpine Lifts boss confident of making a profit
Dave Mazey disagrees with Government concerns over Whakapapa's commercial viability.
Person suffers smoke inhalation in house fire
A kitchen fire spread to the roof of the Raetihi house.
'First of their kind in NZ': 100 seapods installed to create living seawall in Tauranga's CBD
The seapods create habitat for marine life to thrive and add to wider waterfront plans.
Memories of the Foxton Fizz: The Purdy Universal stuck labels on bottle.
Foxton Fizz, founded in 1918, wasn’t the only Foxton maker of soft drinks.
Scientists map Lake Wānaka to gauge quake risk
An active fault was discovered under Lake Wānaka three years ago.
Mining firm slams ‘hostility’ of offshore wind sector
Trans-Tasman Resources hits back over wind farming and mining.
Kiwi charity secures fleet of emergency vehicles for Ukraine frontline
The ambulances are filled with good-quality second-hand tyres and spare stretchers.
Childcare centre embraces heroic wahine with stunning artwork
The artwork features Kahe Te Rau-o-te-rangi and her epic swim.
Tā Pou Temara wins first Māori language book honour at Ockham Book Awards
Te Rautakitahi o Tūhoe ki Ōrākau is a history from a Māori lens.
Watch: Govt spends 'much-needed' $63m to keep Surf Life Saving and Coastguard running
Prime Minister Chris Luxon was joined by Transport Minister Simeon Brown.