Hastings robber faces 14 years in jail
A Hastings robber has been given a statutory three-strikes warning after admitting robbing the Karamu Road Dairy at knifepoint.
A Hastings robber has been given a statutory three-strikes warning after admitting robbing the Karamu Road Dairy at knifepoint.
A bronze sculpture of a baby southern rhinoceros was unveiled at Hamilton Zoo today - exactly one year after curator Samantha Kudeweh
Helen van Berkel stays at a Hawke's Bay cottage that offers both sunrise and sunset views.
Police have rewritten a policy that gave officers the power to "improve" research which showed "negative results" and then "veto"
Cloe Willetts explores the art, tastes, sounds and scenery of the Kapiti Coast.
New Zealand and Canadian military have recovered 50 unexploded World War II-vintage munitions, including a 250lb bomb, as part of
A teenager has appeared in court in relation to a brutal carjacking in Panmure last week which left a 65-year-old woman in hospital.
Sir Peter Jackson is in talks to bring augmented reality and digital storytelling to Matiu-Somes Island in Wellington Harbour.
Hawke's Bay iwi Ngāti Kahungunu say it warned authorities for decades about the risk of water contamination.
The Hawke's Bay Basketball Leadership Academy is centred on providing an inspiring, vibrant, dynamic & multi-cultured environment where athletes between the ages of 12-18 have the greatest opportunity to attain their goals, learn life lessons, reach their full potential & most importantly, enjoy themselves while chasing their dreams.
Greg Fleming hits the track and heads off towards the east coast.
A fight is brewing over the product labelling and health claims of the Australian dairy industry's most bitter rivals.
Seabed mining is back in the spotlight as Trans Tasman Resources submits second application for consent to mine off the South Taranaki coast.
Hawke's Bay Hospital has reached capacity and, unless it is an emergency, medical staff are urging people to seek care elsewhere. Acting
Beverley Lind arrived at the Orphans' Home Papatoetoe as a blonde, brown-eyed, 2-year-old. She left a broken and angry 15-year-old
Sarah Gandy from The Hits talks to Laura McGoldrick about the week's music news. Lady Gaga has released a new song, is this the comeback she needs? Major Lazer releases a new video, Kings of Leon go Men in Black on us and Katchafire has released some fresh reggae beats.
It was time to fly the nest. All I had was a double bed and "warm wishes" from my parents.
A funeral director and embalmer who met at work are set to tie the knot in Hamilton today.
Author Sean Colenso's decision to use an online company to self-publish his first book "turned a dream into a nightmare" and left him $11,000 out of pocket.
A woman who was sent an invoice five years late has been left wondering what else is gathering dust in the council's billing system.
This city has reached the turning point needed to stop it turning into a sprawling, impersonal, traffic congested mini-Auckland, experts say.
The cash-strapped Canterbury District Health Board's money problems have got worse.
Elisabeth Easther finds a small South Island town that rocks and regularly dances.
It's 100 years to the day that New Zealand ground troops joined the Battle of the Somme in World War I. Kieran Campbell is in France for the commemorations.
Herald Investigative Journalist Phil Vine talks to Liam Malone via skype in the lead up to his 400m race for Gold.
Laura McGoldrick updates us on today's cracker Paralympics medal score!
The number of people charged with cannabis offences has fallen 60 per cent in the past six years - further fuelling calls for government
Thousands of Kiwis died in the Battle of the Somme. Commemorations marking the centenary of their sacrifice start in France start this afternoon.
Police are revealing all about the thin blue lines - and the black ones and the red ones - that decorate their skin.
The family of a Rotorua man who died suddenly last year have hit out at what they believe are "systemic failures" in the health system