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OPINION: Young Kiwis spent on average of six hours per day using screens.
Opinion: 'Arguably, more dogs mean more risk, but not necessarily'.
What's driven the decline of the oft-caught species? Scientists shed new light.
The Federal Reserve is likely to keep rates unchanged next week.
Emergency services were called to the scene around 7.30pm.
A cordon is in place, and people told to treat downed power lines as live.
Ohakune businesses have thrived since the two-month closure began.
Police undertook the operation from January 21-23.
Residents of the Hurunui and Waimakariri districts should expect heavy rain and hail.
The crash involved two vehicles and occurred about 8.10am, with one death now confirmed.
Alan Johnson's house was torn to shreds on the eve of its open home showing.
Nick Berthoud, an unsettled resident and worried neighbour tells the Herald about his experience through the 'tornado' like winds in Mangawhai overnight. Video / NZ Herald
Fire and Emergency NZ district manager Wipari Henwood speaks to the public following the Mangawhai disaster overnight. Video / NZ Herald
An Auckland rescue helicopter was tasked to Mangawhai to assist a male patient following a tornado on January 26, 2025. Credit: Westpac Auckland Rescue Helicopter
John Burt, Kaipara Civil Defence management local controller warns people of the danger in Mangawhai and urges them to stay home, stay away if possible. Video / NZ Herald
A woman living in Hobsonville during a 2012 tornado said the experience was like deja vu.
The Puawānanga Outpatients facility's second refurbishment stage is complete.
Power lines are down and there are widespread outages following a chaotic tornado that ripped through Mangawhai overnight. Video / NZ Herald
Tornado wreaks havoc in Mangawhai. Property market turnaround predicted. Northland tourism booms with road reopening. Video / NZ Herald
Police cannot yet say how the woman died but are investigating and appealing for info.
The Wright Family Foundation will fund Tautoko Mai for the next three years.
Has your Nissan gone missing? Car thieves' favourite vehicles to nick are revealed.
Mooring piracy has been an issue for boaties in Northland this summer.
The Bennik family farms 216,000 layers across various sites in New Zealand.
OPINION: There is an opportunity here for Labour, but it will take a huge amount of work.
World Sheep Shearing Records Society confirmed Alexia Phillips’ February bid this week.
The best idea wins up to $10,000 to develop a business case.
Opinion: Wow, this summer is shaping up to be a wonderful growing season.