Moonlight Magic may not get a start to take on fellow Kiwi filly Molly Bloom.

Students at Goodwood School found out that Chiefs rep Hamilton Burr can eat 12 Weet-Bix.

Recycling is sorted by hand, so contamination is a big health and safety risk.

Finalists will participate in both an online judging pre-event and on-site judging.

Kio Kio United got their first win of the season when they hosted Leamington.

The SH1 safety improvements are in the final stages.

McAlpine hopes other women can be inspired to give backyard ultra running a go.

The Kiwi rower says another four-year Olympic cycle is a pretty big ask.

This year's event will have a line-up of 1000 exhibitors at Mystery Creek.

New Zealand Masters Rowing Championships will be held at Lake Karāpiro later in the year.

Meanwhile, Hamilton City Council reports rise in false information on social media.

New WDC chief executive has significant local body and governance experience.

The board received over 40 applications from New Zealand and Australia.

Defending champion Daniel Sinclair was at the Australian Track & Field Champs.

Paul Gardiner & Helen Stockman are one season away from seeing the fruits of their labour.

Runner Jane McAlpine is stronger, fitter and wiser than she's ever been.

Three Hobbit Hole facades were excavated and transformed into authentic homes.

Hinuera’s centenary win over Putāruru sees them the only Div. One side yet to lose.

The council has received more than 350 pieces of feedback on the draft business case.

Cambridge's Leila Walker made her first elite women’s final.

“Our kennels had been at their Fencourt Road location in Cambridge since 1968."

There will be plenty of club rugby action this weekend.

New Zealand first observed Anzac Day in 1916.

Representatives come together to mark significant project milestone.

Ōtorohanga and Hautapu have also won all of their Premier matches so far this season.

Schuler is the current junior sprint and 500m time trial national champion.

It wasn't the first time Donna Dodds tried to pervert justice for her wayward son.

Tane Aruka Te Aho has been selected for this year's Tuia Leadership Programme.

Five riders from the Waipā region will compete in the United States.

Councils across New Zealand started their Long Term Plan discussions.