The coffin on the back of the motorbike: Hawke's Bay rider's final journey
William Hammond's last ride through Havelock North caused quite the stir.
William Hammond's last ride through Havelock North caused quite the stir.
Police at the scene would not say what the cordon was for.
Premier rugby team defaults a game to go duck shooting. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Premier rugby team defaults a game to go duck shooting. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Have you seen these men? Police are investigating a serious assault outside Sideline Bar.
Video news from around the regions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
"I've always had a bike, ever since I was a little boy."
OPINION: If only we all felt of the sands of time slipping away underneath our feet.
"As soon as I touched it, it exploded."
The crash killed two Hastings locals.
The Maraetotara River is reverting back to its former glory. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Izzy Ferguson is following in his father's shearing blows. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Did she live in seclusion, or with a family. Was she actually a local?
Hawke's Bay's Pixie Williams didn't just make history, she created a piece of beauty.
Corrections minister Kelvin Davis and his $100m plan to solve society's greatest threat.
"Safety reasons" started what may now be an unstoppable chain of events.
"I really had no other choice."
"People have to reschedule their stays but this far out they shouldn't have a problem."
Verdict given for men accused of raping woman in Napier hotel room.
Cyclepaths extended but commuters have to wait. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
"Everybody says we are the gang capital of the world, and that is certainly true."
Local authorities are set to meet to discuss how to deal with the patching ceremonies.
Hastings restaurant worker Shimul Islam has it tougher than some during Ramadan.
Change in schedule could be because of next year's Oscars ceremony.
Both officers who survived shooting are still in the force and were at the commemoration.
Te Mata Park is one of New Zealand's most photographed landscapes.
The SPCA is reaching out to members of the public who might be able to help Archie.