Community wants to save Waihi Art Centre
The council is working its way through 300 submissions.
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Waihī Beach house destroyed by early morning fire
A fire investigator is heading to the scene this morning.
The local companies expanding in this economy, and their secrets to success
'I would never have in a million years thought ... we'd be harvesting our biggest crop.'
Four events celebrating classic Gisborne chardonnays over one weekend.
Chardonnay Affair is all about savouring Gisborne’s delicious chardonnay.
Gisborne mayor calls for better Nema comms
Mayor Rehette Stoltz sees further improvements needed with Nema response.
Flora and fauna on mixed media presented in new exhibition at Gisborne gallery
An appreciation of wine and love of native birds reflected in aptly named exhibition.
Slips and broken bridges continue to keep eastern Te Paki tracks closed
Ngāti Kuri is mulling over alternatives to the extensively damaged waterfront walkways.
What's on in Gisborne over the next week and month
Gisborne events listing for the next week and month
Tauranga Boys’ College board apologises, refunds ex-student $1k after Ombudsman's OIA ruling
The former student requested information relating to a teacher who propositioned him.
Unbeaten Waikohu continue winning ways
Tops seeds Waikohu, Horouta start Premier Grade round two in style.
‘Massive mountain to climb’ for Gisborne Girls’ High
YMP A to put students to the test in Poverty Bay hockey.
Rotorua communities say council kept them in the dark on rising project costs
“All they’re doing is committing their community to abject poverty.”
Gisborne Herald letters: New crossing points, slash removal, public housing
What Gisborne people are thinking - our letters to the editor for May 17.
Tairāwhiti 'certainly' to be considered for a Gang Disruption Unit
Units will crack down on gangs and their criminal activities.
'Like a horrible movie scene': Severely injured cat survives after dragging itself home
Marley arrived through the cat door 'covered in blood' and severely injured.
School lunch changes spark concerns at Kaiti School
Govt to save $107m with simpler school lunch options.
'You are all of my successes': Act MP mourns son and rugby player
The second-term MP's loss been honoured by PM Luxon, other politicians and public figures.
Alleged long-time mail thief used letters to get fraudulent loans, credit cards - police
Cops executed search warrant at alleged thief's house - found hundreds of stolen letters.
'Why can’t you just love me?': Violent man breaks into woman's home, lays out lingerie
Sonny Paul went on to physically and sexually assault his victim.
Whenuakura Island rescue crowned rescue of the month
Whangamatā Surf Life Saving Club members got props for the rescue of 16 paddlers.
Fonterra puts a big chunk of its business up for sale
In a big step change, Fonterra is looking to sell its Consumer business.
'Ignorance is not an excuse' Northland man fronts up over alleged illegal fishing
Fisherman explains how he came to be fishing in a protected marine reserve.
Crash on SH2 near Norsewood, person seriously injured
The road has reopened to one lane, with stop-go in place, after a two-vehicle crash.
Apple industry shake-up: Major player sells 240ha of orchards in $47.5m deal
Bostock says 'exciting opportunities' are ahead after a $90m cash-flow boost.
Gang members arrive in their 'hundreds' in Waipawa for marae event
Witnesses told Hawke’s Bay Today 'hundreds' of Mongrel Mob members were gathering.
Police respond to threat at Gisborne schools
Police cordoned off part of Nelson Rd and redirected traffic.
'Letting the future of the game down': Sport clubs desperate for referees
It's a nationwide shortage, but in the Waikato rugby is especially short of officials.
Pirongia herd manager named New Zealand Dairy Trainee of the Year
Kirwyn Ellis was described by the judges as relaxed, thoughtful and mature.
Green waste a weed risk for Whanganui parks
DoC says dumping invasive weeds threatens the biodiversity of this special site.
New school lunch model could cut out kaupapa Māori suppliers
Whanganui contractor says revamp could disadvantage smaller-scale food businesses.
Kiwi completes incredible run across NZ and Australia
Curly Jacobs says he soon learned to leave the Aussie wildlife alone.
From braces to beard: Film-maker's eight-year project finished
The making of the series The Tripods has been a huge part of Arlo Macmillan's life.
Playwright adapts her old plays to pass 'woke inspection'
A group of 'troubadours' will again gather and take to the stage.