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William Dart reviews the NZSO concert at the Auckland Town Hall.
'We're pumped': Historic game for Tauranga Boys' First XV
The team will play in the National 1st XV Championship semifinals on Friday.
Judges impressed by 'stunning' quality of Science Fair entries
Students received recognition for their work in the form of high praise and awards.
Shrooms on parade: Napier gets an early taste of popular lights festival
Mushrooms have been getting a bad rap lately, but this taster will only cause delight.
New era at the Hawke’s Bay Show
Almost by fate, horticulture takes its place at the show this year.
Review: Teddy Swims wears Huffer and wins hearts at Auckland Town Hall show
Teddy Swims says "there's no love out there" like there is in New Zealand.
Balance Aotearoa to hold concert for mental health awareness
It's hoped the concert will provide a sense of community.
Bullet holes in Ukraine, thermals in Bulgaria: NZ's soaring model gliders win world title
Three pilots from Hawke's Bay have soared to an unlikely world championship win.
Enthusiastic planters help clean up Karamū Stream
Volunteers plant over 2100 natives on Saturday.
'He loved his life': Father-of-four underwent 6 surgeries to try to beat brain cancer
Brett Hunter's wife Jo has opened up about her late husband's cancer journey.
Pre-sale tickets to infamous Fyre Festival sell out
The infamous Fyre Festival is back, and tickets to the “disastrous” event are selling out.
Far North news in brief: Kapa haka, ferry ramp upgrade and not guilty plea
News snippets from the Far North.
Plan devised for future of NZ’s oldest provincial theatre
There have been inquiries about hosting birthday parties and weddings in the theatre.
How can we avoid wasting the legacy of the Fifa Women’s World Cup?
The buzz has been incredible, but can we keep Football in our hearts?
Supercars set to supercharge Central North Island tourism
Supercars are coming to Taupō providing a big boost to the central North Island economy.
Comedian pulls off 'unbelievable' win in Wellington
"There’s just a real authenticity about who he is as a person."
William Dart review: Concert a fitting farewell for APO chief executive
William Dart reviews a concert to farewell the APO's chief executive of 17 years.
Tango to the top: Rotorua's Dancing for Hospice winners announced
“It was absolutely incredible, like nothing I could ever imagine.”
Harvest Hawke’s Bay: A toast to food and wine 'heroes'
The countdown is on to Harvest Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand’s newest food and wine festival.
Pro wrestlers going 'from strength to strength'
River City Pro Wrestling is ready for action, with its first show booked for next month.
Four top chefs share their number-one tip for home cooks
They will exhibit at the Tauranga Food Show, which marks its 10th anniversary next week.
Creating art and getting paid for it
Artist Judy Darragh will show creatives how they can make more money from their works.
Kōanga Festival showcases work from 13 Māori and Pacific playwrights
Māori and Pacific playwrights showcase new work at Te Pou theatre
Sid's story: From waiting tables to owning a multi-award-winning restaurant
"If you don’t have a passion for food, service, and hospitality, it’s not your game."
Biggest exhibition of Australian indigenous on way to Aotearoa
Indigenous Australian art exhibition heading to New Zealand.
Local Focus: Meet Martinborough’s Union Square Welly Burger
This year's Welly Burger competition includes an 'oozy' entry from Union Bar and Bistro.
Four dance crews from Whanganui City College heading to hip-hop nationals
“I’m looking forward to that feeling of when you’ve worked so hard and it’s all paid off.”
Kiwi sets sights on Olympics after stunning silver ride
Sam Gaze made history while adding to the gold medal he picked up earlier in the event.
'Close watch': More 'rumbling' noted in area where Rotorua 'mud pot' burst to life
Fresh warnings as cordon adjusted around geothermal Meade St site.
Hip-hop turns 50: NYC celebrates with beats, eats, and broadway feats
New York City marks 50 Years of hip-hop with exciting citywide events.
A pub crawl for history buffs
Whanganui once had 40 pubs - with only 10,000 people in town.