Watch: What a scoop! Sheep rescued from silt by digger
Zoe Richardson said the sheep was in 'quite a predicament'.
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Connection problems in Dannevirke caused by intermittent power
Service provider asks for patience as they work to reconnect communities.
$2m in less than 2 days! Generous Kiwis open their hearts for Red Cross and NZ Herald/NZME fundraiser
Please help the hundreds of thousands of Kiwis impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Coastal Tararua District bears the brunt
A state of emergency was declared in Tararua District as the cyclone hit.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Assessing the damage in Tararua district
A number of bridges have been submerged and some communities are still isolated.
'Move to higher ground': Tararua state of emergency declared
Coastal risk and severe flooding throughout district.
Questions raised over Tararua District’s role in climate action plan
Councillors question district's role in draft climate action plan.
Push for Dannevirke farmer and WWII pilot to be honoured
Phil Lamason ranked alongside Charles Upham, but his story is not as well known.
Watch: Heart-stopping moment as car turns in front of fully-laden truck
The car driver cheated certain death by mere inches at the intersection.
Ngāti Kahungunu Express heads from Dannevirke to Parliament
Final reading of Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa Tāmaki Nui-a-Rua Claims Settlement.
Māori Wardens put on a healthy show in Dannevirke
Song, hāngi and health advice dished out at mini health expo at Dannevirke.
Quilts bring unique perspective to kaupapa Māori storytelling to life
Spreading a Matariki story into the fabric of Commercial Bay.
Dazzling light trail puts focus on nature
Mild conditions at the Dannevirke Domain got a taste of the Tirama Light Trail.
Heartbreak for Aotea Rugby Premiers at Dannevirke
Tamatea broke Aotea's hearts with a clutch 27-24 away win.
Bush Colts in top form at Pahiatua
Three wins from three games - the Bush Colts have had a good start to their season.
Pahiatua Railcar journey through Manawatū Gorge
Pahiatua Railcar Society's RM31 with passengers, going through the Manawatu Gorge, with the new bridge for the Manawatū-Tararua Highway being built at the Ashhurst end. Then, approaching the Woodville end of the Manawatū Gorge. Here, the longest wooden truss bridge in the Southern Hemisphere once stood. Construction of the 7.2km long railway line through the Manawatū Gorge started in 1886.
Pahiatua wastewater has had positive results for Covid for a week
Pahiatua wastewater positive for Covid in week of tests.
Sustainable living event attracts good crowd
20 stalls covered everything from recycling books to creating alternatives to plastics.
Cultural Festival celebrates best of local kapa haka
Tararua Kāhui Ako presented the 2021 Cultural Festival in the Woodville Stadium July 1.
Lights, music and kai at Woodville's first Matariki celebration
Woodville Sports Stadium was aglow on Sunday, July 4, for the community's first Matariki.
MP McAnulty applauds Woodville School's free lunches
Every school day Woodville School provides morning tea and lunch for all of its 86 pupils.
Rangitane celebrates Matariki with kaumatua high tea
A Matariki Paramanawa (high tea) was organised by Rangitane's Te Kete Hauora on July 30.
Tararua REAP For community and employment support
After the disruption of lockdown, Tararua REAP has hit the ground running.
Hawke's Bay freezing worker's terrifying late night encounter
A car came up behind him with full beam lights. It was the start of a terrifying ordeal.
Bush rugby honoured
Bush Rugby over the years is to be highlighted with the mounting of two honours boards.
7.4 quake felt widely across NZ: 'What the devil's that?', 'Our house was jolted'
7.4 magnitude earthquake off Gisborne's coast felt in Wellington.
Horizons submits $150m of 'shovel ready' environment projects
Twenty projects have now been refined to 13 projects worth over $150 million.
Tararua school seniors conquer Tongariro
Ruahine School Year 8 students, traversed the Tongariro Crossing in early March.
No new Covid-19 cases for three straight days
The region's total number of Covid-19 cases remains at 41.
DHB warns against social media abuse: 'People have this disease through no fault of their own'
The total for the region remains at 38.
Dannevirke's Metalform joins fight against Covid-19
Metalform's Dannevirke plant has begun mass producing face shields.
Ruby Princess saga: 'We are now suffering the consequences'
Prime Minister seeks answers about cruise ship visit to Napier.