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Kenny was unresponsive and suffering from 'acute toxicity' when brought to SPCA.
Arson blamed for blaze that destroyed Polynesian cafe in Pukekohe
Tuesday's blaze completely destroyed the takeaway shop, which had only opened this year.
Urgent coastal protection work needed in Hawke’s Bay - report
Report has been 10 years in the making.
Today is World’s Indigenous Peoples Day
The day was made official by the UN General Assembly in December 1994.
Iwi spokeswoman questions if councillor’s ute was shot at over Māori wards
Jacqui King optimistic discussions about the wards could be had civilly.
Oranga Tamariki told to address youth offending
It is one of five new instructions to Oranga Tamariki by Children’s Minister Karen Chhour.
'Absolute nightmare': Parking changes causing issues near Napier school
'There were cars constantly up and down doing u-turns, double parking, it was chaos.'
'We just need our confidence back': Hamilton's high street not what it used to be
However, it's not all doom and gloom, local business leaders say.
Lake Rotokākahi protest: Council injunction bid fails - for now
The decision came with a 'word of warning' to protesters.
Hockey: Battle royals set to heat up the turf
Watch out, Kowhai... YMP A hungry to bounce back from first dropped points.
Jags looking to climb the ladder on the road
Third on the table not out of the question for sixth-placed Jags
Broadlands Station farmers look to the future
Willie and Laura Akers talk about farming after Cyclone Gabrielle and why they’re still optimistic about wool. Video / Alan Gibson
The big questions that hang over Three Waters
Will the Government's Three Waters fix be enough?
‘Cost of dying’, trust given to funeral directors put in spotlight after Tipene Funerals allegations
Claims made against a former Tipene Funerals' director come as costs for burials rise.
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Driver seriously injured in head-on crash with truck at Awapuni, Gisborne
Roof of car removed to extricate injured man.
Baby with broken bones and a brain bleed didn't get medical help for two weeks
His father has now been jailed for failing to seek medical care for the then 7-week-old.
Steve Braunias at Philip Polkinghorne trial: The manic sex life of ‘Polky’
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Nicola Willis open to making RBNZ ease bank capital rules
The Finance Minister is also seeking advice on a de facto 'bank tax'.
'An honest, genuine man': Remembering JB Phillips
'Sport was just a real passion for him. He loved it, he really loved it.'
'It’s going to make a comeback': Farming couple's wool optimism
After Cyclone Gabrielle, the Akers look to the future for their family and wool sector.
Gisborne gran burns midnight oil as Wollaston wins silver
'Set up bed on the couch' to see granddaughter cycle to silver
Gisborne councillors vote to keep Māori wards, binding poll next year
Māori make up 56% of Gisborne but are historically underrepresented in local government.
Mixed night for Whāngārā in midweek Premier games
The games were a lot closer than the scorelines suggest.
Refurbishments mark new chapter for Makauri School
'We feel fortunate to move into these beautiful spaces': Principal
Outcry over Tākai closure
Whānau support workers express frustration at the loss of parenting resource.
Letters: An Aussie aggrieved at Luxon; solutions for obesity crisis
OPINION: 'The obesity/diabetes scourge is now an alarming global issue.'
Discover upcoming events in the Tairāwhiti region
Gisborne events: Ballet competition, global bass by BrazilBeat, Little Women play.
Flats handed back to kaumātua after cyclone repairs
Tātau Tātau o Te Wairoa Trust hails return of homes after 18 months.
Auckland Council seeks to liquidate Gulf Harbour Country Club owner over unpaid rates
The owner of what was once a 'prestigious facility' is again in financial strife.
Gisborne letters on Grey St 'streets for people' saga, Olympics meet culture wars
Gisborne letters on Grey St, the Olympics, and city buildings.