
14-year-old boy critically injured after alleged assault in Taradale
The boy remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition after a fight in Taradale.
The boy remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition after a fight in Taradale.
'Yes, I know,' he responded when told to 'watch out for the wires'.
The earthquake was situated 40km northwest of Te Araroa.
Chef’s Mate had the longest odds, paying $13 in Race 8.
The Government is providing $30,000 to rural support groups in Taranaki.
New pavers will feature designs by tribal artists, celebrating Hastings' diversity.
A police cordon on Beach Rd, Onerahi, where a shooting in a waterfront reserve was reported. Video / Denise Piper
The ticket was sold at Paper Plus Waihī & Toyworld.
A person trapped in the plane was rescued using special equipment.
The Tarawera Reticulation Scheme could cost residents $38,000 to $41,700.
In June, SMM said it was struggling financially and could be forced to close.
Halving approval times could have a massive economic benefit.
Police urge anyone with information to call 105.
Two firefighters wearing incorrect safety gear suffered burns.
Ngāti Hāua Iwi Trust and Ruapehu District Council have signed a confidential agreement.
Charges are being considered, police say.
'Something special happened when Ngāti Ranginui came on stage.'
'I was followed through the store ... before they trespassed me at the checkout.'
Shaun Johnson helped serve dinner on the flight, surprising fans.
Tauranga City Council says it is not obliged to provide facilities for working boats.
Carl Ross believes kapa haka is an economic and diplomatic tool for NZ.
Hokianga health service $20k short for crucial rescue helicopter landing pad upgrade
Two Far North towns to host animal-free performances in March.
Kaitāia Primary's sesquicentennial marks 150 years of the school
News snippets from the Far North.
Bridge leading to Kaitāia Airport getting $1.3m upgrade, but road closed for 10 weeks.
The family faced turmoil when told the plot was single, not double.
'The pine trees are taking over - there is not much farmland left.'
More than 70,000 visitors are expected in New Plymouth during Te Matatini.
John Evans, 70, is cycling NZ to raise funds for neurodivergent children.