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Black Caps displayed the Kiwi fight we know and love in Cricket World Cup final.
Black Caps displayed the Kiwi fight we know and love in Cricket World Cup final.
Two men and one woman go on trial for their alleged part in the Waikato man's death.
Kiwi yachtie broke his own record for largest cocaine seizure in Australian history.
Kerry Hunt is on a mission to honour and raise awareness of organ donors.
Four people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash just south of Hamilton tonight.
WNT Ventures has pumped $8 million into 13 companies, which had created about 150 jobs.
In this feature we look at what it takes for student athletes to get to the next level.
The Labour MP said he and his husband had 10 good reasons for choosing the name.
The worker shortage is described as a looming problem that is only going to get worse.
Seven humans and seven dogs piled into an inflatable rescue boat to get to drier ground.
Species's taste for fish also commonly consumed by humans puts them in danger.
The bad news is the other tenants need to use the washing machine on Saturdays.
21 controversial years for Destiny Church after beginnings in Rotorua and Waikato.
The Bay Link project will now return to the original plan.
The reason for the shark's death is still a mystery.
For the third consecutive year, Te Puke and Tauranga West met in the Tai Mitchell final.
She was known to have been driving a black Porsche Cayenne
Water tankers and portaloos have been brought on site for affected residents.
A heavy rain watch is in place for Auckland.
Daycare head teacher left 2-year-old asleep when she locked up and went home.
The 21-year-old will appear in Tauranga District Court this month
Andrew Little says a "trespass notice" he was given in the Bay of Plenty was meaningless.
The amount of ephedrine could have produced up to 18.75kg of methamphetamine.
Eco-friendly compostable cups are actually just heading to the landfill.
Tauranga/Mount Maunganui reclaimed the survey's top spot, with a net positive 59 per cent
KidsCan helps 10 schools in Tauranga, filling hungry tummies and providing clothing, too.
Swimming under and around the kayaks has left the paddlers in awe.
The legislation comes into effect today, July 1