Awanuiārangi to teach international students through indigenous lens
Wānanga to use online and in-person lessons for Tulalip students from next year.
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Kaitāia’s Sweetwaters Aquifer project held up by abatement notice
The Environmental Protection Agency stops work on the Far North water supply project.
Desert Rd closure pushed back a week but concerns remain
'I think motorists will throw their hands up in horror.'
'It’s too late once pēpē are born': Urgent call for jabs as whooping cough cases rise
North has low vaccination levels, more smoking, and housing insecurity.
School rugby: Nation's best sevens schools decided
Tauranga Boys' College win the Condor Sevens, marking their first national title in style.
'The risk of explosion is high': Fake gasfitter put lives at risk
John Arthur used fake ID to pose as a gasfitter for people with boats and motorhomes.
High nitrate levels trigger health warning for South Canterbury residents
Do-not-drink notice issued in Waimate as nitrate levels breach safe limits.
Kiwi musician found dead in UK after taking unidentified pills
The young musician had been living in the United Kingdom for over a year.
'We give back where we can': Appeal's big boost from sports groups
Halfway through the appeal, donations are tracking well with large donations rolling in.
All poultry exports on hold until NZ eradicates bird flu outbreak
40,000 chickens are to be eradicated at Moeraki farm as a bird flu outbreak is contained.
Rainbow crossings are not pedestrian crossings, council says
Rainbow crossings not pedestrian crossings, council says.
Yealands Estate Winery founder dies aged 76
Peter Yealands has died at 76 leaving a lasting legacy in wine.
'Mōrere is finally reawakened': Beloved hot springs to reopen after two years of closures
The Mōrere Hot Springs will be open in time for Christmas.
Hawke’s Bay drought closer as 30C temperatures forecast
Drought looms: It was one of the Bay's driest Novembers.
'A lot has changed': Two centuries since Battle of Pakake shaped Hawke's Bay
Saturday’s gathering included descendants of those killed, including significant chiefs.
New CEO has spent 30 years with Matamata council
Manaia Te Wiata has been the council's group manager for business support for 30 years.
Girls who Grow supporting young women in ag
'Now is the time to grow the next generation of female change-makers.'
First case of high pathogenic strain of bird flu found on Otago egg farm
Ministry acting quickly after H7N6 detected on farm in Otago.
Couple breathe new life into former Freemasons lodge
New owners to open a pop-up art gallery at former Freemasons lodge.
Big week for Eastland rescue chopper crew
Three of six missions involved transportations to Waikato Hospital.
Hamilton Arts Festival launches 2025 programme
From February 21 until March 2, the annual festival will hit the Tron with over 40 events.
Could biochar be the wonder product for forestry and farming?
Charcoal-like product is made from smouldering woody offcuts in large kilns.
Iconic track reopens in North Island after almost three years
More importantly, the famous beach will again be accessible by foot.
The Country: Carbon farming with David Seymour
David Seymour, Doug Avery, Steve Wyn-Harris, Phil Duncan.
Critical: Two people flown to hospital after serious Rotorua crash
Emergency services were notified about the single-vehicle crash about 1pm.
'I was gassed': Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon participants take part in milestone event
A Thousand children swam, biked and ran hard participating in the Weet-Bix TRYathlon
'I think I felt the engine drop': Engine issue forces Air NZ flight from Gisborne to return
The engine was shut down shortly after take off.
Sunny start to summer: Northland set for pleasant weather
Northland to enjoy warm weather in the high 20s, mostly sunny until Friday.
Hīkoi across Tairāwhiti: Healing through shared stories of abuse
Victim and perpetrator share stories in Tairāwhiti to combat family violence stigma.
Free service launched in Wairoa to help families cut power bills
EnergyMate coaches visit homes, offering tips for drier, healthier, energy-efficient homes
Opinion: A bird flu pandemic would be one of the most foreseeable catastrophes in history
New York Times: H5N1 is raging out of control among America’s cattle.
Levin gymnast ready for world competition
The 16-year-old gymnast will represent her country in America next year.
Māori sovereignty debate: Waitangi Tribunal invites critical dialogue
Lady Tureiti Moxon: 'Māori iwi never ceded sovereignty; the Crown acts ultra vires.'
‘I hope you rot’: Fugitive rapist finally faces justice in a NZ court
'He needs to be held accountable for his evil, despicable actions.'