Cricket: Huntley 1st XI heads to qualifiers
Huntley 1st X1 prevailed over Westmere in a David and Goliath battle in the final.
Huntley 1st X1 prevailed over Westmere in a David and Goliath battle in the final.
Coal miner John Pattinson died reading his Bible.
Third big tech company to be sold offshore this month.
Man denies making online threats ahead of mosque attacks anniversary.
Untreated water had to be diverted after a power cut stopped a UV filter from working.
Film-maker is the new spokesbunny for a campaign to ban animal testing.
Whether or not the court will allow new evidence is being argued today.
Weavers artists and makers stocked for weekend. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
CBD 'in dire need of a makeover', hub would get youth of the streets in vulnerable hours.
Whangārei's Geckos Early Learning Centre builds pataka kai to help feed community
Tū Manawa Fast Fund gets kids rolling. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A staggering 140,000 slices of bread have been turned into beer by Citizen brewery.
Majority of home buyers have no idea how much their renovations would cost - consultant.
DoC data shows a spike in hunting activity leads to an increase in injuries.
Two alleged rapes 30 years apart have united thousands of women across Australia.
Blaze is thought to have been started by a battery resting on the back seat.
Assurances are being made the building will be ready for NZ Festival, despite the issues.
Police were notified at about 5.20pm of the two-vehicle crash involving a car and a truck.
Only Snapper and SuperGold cards can be used on express services from June.
Two unrelated meth offenders are appealing their sentences in the Supreme Court today.
What happened to the young Marlborough woman, and where is she?
"I didn't even know what was happening, I just started feeling a lot of pain in my chest."
Editorial: Credibility is coin for vaccines, especially in an ongoing crisis.
Make the most of the bubble, for it could end a lot more quickly than it began.
PM has set a date - April 6 - for revealing a starting date for the transtasman bubble.
Wellington car's windscreen smashed and another had to be towed.
Corrections under scrutiny after accusations of 'cruel and inhumane' treatment.
A boil water notice remains in place while authorities wait on further test results.
The charges relate to incidents in Taupō between November 2014 and December 2017.
A year on from NZ's 'go hard, go early' move, study shows why elimination was right call.