‘Extreme effort to keep it going’: 100 new stables boost 2024 Horse of the Year
Horse of the Year has been cancelled three years in a row - this year will be special.
Horse of the Year has been cancelled three years in a row - this year will be special.
One waka snapped in half and training equipment was damaged.
Fire destroyed the facilities in 2002 - the cyclone in 2023 showed how much they're needed
Flooding dealt Michelle Skafer a blow that Stable Hearts in Pākōwhai can't recover from.
A report recommends further flood resilience work - but for now residents sit in limbo.
OPINION: Communities on their knees after Gabrielle have hosted the big-city exodus.
The last three years have been New Zealand's warmest in recorded history, Niwa says.
The McCarthy family knew what to put on cyclone-devastated land - a community garden.
One Whangārei cafe owner says this is the busiest summer ever.
A change to how insurance funds are paid out feels 'unfair'.
Jimmy Higgins talks resilience, foreign investment and Hollywood strikes.
Questions about when the first big job on Napier-Wairoa road will start.
Property values took a hit as a result of extreme weather events.
Hundreds of staff saw their workplaces destroyed. Now they're fighting back.
Rhythm and Vines-goers urged to take care over cyclone-damaged roads.
All Hawke’s Bay councils are expected to set high rates increases in coming years.
This summer in Hawke's Bay is gearing up to be one of the biggest.
Materials will be reused in Hawke's Bay and Tonga.
Many East Coast and Tairāwhiti farmers are still stuck in the mud.
Ten months on from the cyclone, Wairakei Golf and Sanctuary is back to full strength.
Across Napier and Hastings, 147 properties were too unsafe to live in.
Highway damaged by cyclone is breaking up again within weeks of being repaired.
The Front Page reports on two major weather events that stunned the country this year.
State Highway 25A re-opens, the moment of truth for finance minister Nicola Willis and Auckland Transport’s costly plans for Blockhouse Bay in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
As they rescued people from floodwaters, this trio uttered a now-famous phrase.
Present were interests from local business groups, retailers and tourist operators.
Singing rang from the pews and people didn't want to leave.
The springs are one of the few places left to enjoy thermal pools for free.
Whānau whose homes were destroyed get a helping hand.
Auckland homeowners are struggling to pay the mortgage on storm-damaged homes.