Hot stuff: More heat on the way after whopping 38.2C in Gisborne
Yesterday, Gisborne topped the charts at a whopping 38.2C, its hottest day since 1940.
Yesterday, Gisborne topped the charts at a whopping 38.2C, its hottest day since 1940.
Almost half a million litres of wastewater has flowed into Ruamahanga River this year.
A firearm has been found at the address and police are not seeking any other weapons.
They were pulled from the water this evening.
Homicide investigation launched after man and woman shot dead early this morning.
Two bodies were found at a residential property in the Wairarapa.
Two bodies have been found this evening by divers searching for a father and son.
Masterton woman says Warehouse incident was an innocent mistake.
Tis the season for endless fronts.
Darren and Jacinta Rowland put in some hard slog to own three McDonald's restaurants.
Kiwi caught up in Star Wars rant in theatre after he checked his cellphone.
MPs, ministers and mayors have received a tin of sardines in the mail to make the point.
'I just want to show the world how diverse and amazing New Zealand really is.'
Strong demand, combined with limited supply, in region neighbouring Wellington.
Police identified the 16-year-old as a robbery suspect who had escaped from custody.
As usual it's a mixed bag weather-wise, with heat for some, and rain for others.
"Crazy" All Blacks fan got a tattoo labelling the New Zealand as RWC 2019 winners.
South Canterbury and West Coast hold off low-ranked home sides to keep top spots
The tree fell onto the tracks near Woodside, striking the locomotive.
Robbie Smith the hero for North Otago with fulltime penalty kick maintaining unbeaten tag
The 72-year-old abused three young girls in the 1970s while working in Wairarapa.
Teams welcome back their NZ Heartland XV players for games going right down to the wire.
The incident happened on Tuesday, August 27 around 4.30pm.
First round of games honours memory of All Black and Heartland legend Sir Brian Lochore
Lisa Pederson had given up hope of ever seeing her beloved cat again.
Several people have been injured, at least one critically, in a Masterton accident.
The gifts for the country's first baby have come from every corner of the globe.
Kerry Jordan's dog kept her warm and barked to attract the attention of her rescuers.
'I just want to show the world how diverse and amazing New Zealand really is.'