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Improvised dish a showstopper at special Waikato master chef contest
The Waikato Indian Cultural Society was blown away by Darshana Patel's creation.
The Waikato Indian Cultural Society was blown away by Darshana Patel's creation.
Leroy Roberts is on a mission to put Māori art on the map, one tattoo at a time.
'I fought for two weeks to get it sorted and kept getting the run-around.'
OPINION: Aukus pillars are a part of the same precarious house of cards.
She says for renting her backyard tiny home out for a third of a year she'll pay $5k more.
Now the car thief is on trial, accused of causing Allister Christie's death in chase.
The country has begun trade negotiations with the United Arab Emirates.
Regional rescue chopper mission schedule similar to during Cyclone Gabrielle.
Eastern Fish and Game says the opening weekend was 'fairly average'.
OPINION: Everyone likes to call James Shaw a Blue-Green, but what does that mean?
As a 17-year-old, Brent Clough climbed a fence to secure an interview with Bob Marley.
OPINION: The latest letters to the Gisborne Herald editor.
OPINION: People have to know what they are getting themselves in for.
A mandate for cycleways in the capital doesn't make for a painless process.
Kids are taking the wheel and town roads become a wild race track at the annual Ashburton Street Sprints! Kea Kids News reporter Olivia has all the heart-pounding action.
Six-month wait over as $55,000 repair completed.
New Zealand is joining the global trend of ballet for mature women.
This work will result in a combination of stop-go controls and road closures.
Waikohu top Premier Grade; YMP 2 and Girls' High go into the Challenge round.
OPINION: 'Helmets are next to useless in preventing traumatic brain injury.'
A first-half surge secures the McFarlane Cup as Ngātapa mourn the loss of a club stalwart.
Test your knowledge with the Herald's morning quiz.
Consumer NZ surveyed Kiwi drivers about which cars are worth buying.
Newly released documents shed light on the leadup to the shock funding changes in March.
Powerful stage show Aua e te tagi coming to Far North.
The call is going out for memorabilia to mark the major milestone.
'It’s been a roller-coaster for the last three to four years for me and my children.'
About $440m of the spend was coming from cuts from the "back-office", Luxon said.
The coroner said while the case was “complex and difficult”, questions still arose.
Continued cuts would lead to an 'academic ice age', warns politics professor Richard Shaw.