Year 7 and 8 students exposed to objectionable image on pest monitoring camera, source unknown
An investigation into the incident has left the school and NRC with little clarity
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Zeal for zines on show as quirky festival celebrates 10th anniversary
Kirikiriroa Hamilton Zinefest celebrates the art of random creativity.
Waka ama racing helps Wellington Air Force member connect with her Samoan side
Kirrin Borgman's love of waka ama racing led to something unexpected.
Hawke’s Bay A&P Show loses a day, new features to be added
A&P shows throughout the country are facing hard times.
Hidden bush lab: Meth 'bomb' so big it had to be choppered out
The 'terraced' lab was covered in camouflage netting and dug into the side of steep bush.
Kuaka's journey inspires students
Part of the school’s new vision is based on the resilience of the kuaka.
Outstanding double for Wanganui Harrier Club
Wanganui Harrier Club had an outstanding day at the Hughes Memorial in Hāwera.
Opinion: Gangs should never get praise for good behaviour
OPINION: Celebrating supposed benefits of gang activities to communities is short-sighted.
Partial access restored on Thames Coast Highway
One lane of SH25 north of Thames has reopened.
More protests to come after success of pro-Māori rally, organiser says
Eru Kapa-Kingi helped activate the day Māori were called upon to protest
'Didn't do anything wrong': Father of Te Kūiti baby speaks out
The 22-year-old dad is worried police will charge him over his son's death.
Auckland-Coromandel ferry service still on hold
The service was no longer commercially viable, Fullers360 said.
What’s cooking in Wairoa? The classes that Gabrielle created
A new cooking class aims to teach affordability and nutrition of home meals.
Apple doesn't fall far from the tree for Young Grower of the Year
'I grew up in horticulture on my family’s orchards.'
The little primary school making a big sound
Ōmokoroa Point School is reviving its on-site radio station.
A sporting revival in Raupunga
YMP has usually not had the numbers to have a club day. That all changed on Saturday.
'Ripped off': Woman driven by meth habit printed fake bank notes
She left school at 12 and had a "severe" methamphetamine habit.
Kaitāia to host final of Far North's Got Talent
Future stars to shine at Far North's Got Talent final
Night flying for rescue chopper
The Trust Tairāwhiti rescue helicopter flew 5 out of 8 missions at night.
Liszt trio wins top prize at Tairāwhiti chamber music competition
All levels of musical ability on display at Chamber Music NZ Tairawhiti contest.
Gisborne premier grade netball: YMP 2 finish stronger to beat Girls' High
Girls' High pushed YMP 2 all the way to the final quarter on Saturday.
Kevin Page: It was just a simple job - collect a trailer and tow it
Opinion: 'My task was to deliver all their stuff to their new digs.'
Letters: Road repairs, more on Grey St project, flames of division
Locals on road repairs, the Grey St project, and reducing division through respect.
'These kids are falling through the gaps' - Learning support in schools not enough, educators worry
The current model is negligent principals say, but Erica Stanford says change is coming.
Blackburne advocates for heritage in face of demolition costs
Heritage NZ lacks protection power; saving heritage buildings has economic benefits.
Wanted: New upholsterer to cover MenzShed Kaitāia
Vacancy for skilled upholsterer — and others — at MenzShed Kaitāia.
Gisborne pushes for law to tackle CBD's derelict buildings crisis
Council seeks laws to fix decaying buildings in central Gisborne.
News briefs from the Far North - Heart support for newborns, new council contractor
News snippets from the Far North.
Doctor hopes to use her fellowship to address disparities faced by Māori and Pasifika women
A Whangārei surgeon is looking to close the breast cancer gap with a financial boost.
Do you know any good men? Tairāwhiti to celebrate local heroes
Tairāwhiti Men of the Year celebrates positive male role models.
When hospitality runs dry: How long should you remote work in a cafe?
A journalist who has been banned from several cafes wants to spark a conversation.
'Welcome to my world': Crown lawyers 'struggle' with te reo at hearing
Crown lawyers apologised for long pauses at a Waitangi Tribunal inquiry.
Wastewater overflow floods clubrooms after pipeline blockage
The overflow flooded the ground floor and may have damaged sports equipment.