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Dance to Darude Sandstorm and tag on a bungy jump this week in Queenstown
EDM royalty is coming to the South Island.
EDM royalty is coming to the South Island.
Islands were bought from Māori for 'one double barrel gun... eight muskets’.
Kāpiti hapū looking forward to the Waitangi Tribunal hearing.
Cornwallis is south of the Waitākere Ranges, Auckland.
It has now been five days since a woman's remains were discovered in the Gulf Harbour.
Psychologists say we want just a little slice of a celebrity's life.
MetService is calling this the 'coldest weekend of the year so far'.
The proposed waste management plan is open for public consultation until 28 March.
Don't dismay, summer might be over but your weekends aren't.
Attempts to resuscitate the person were unsuccessful, police say.
One person has been transported to Middlemore Hospital.
Fans left fuming at struggles to get home after the first of Pink's Eden Park concerts.
With severe weather events on the increase, homeowners may not be covered by insurance.
Where are new stores opening? One store shut in Flaxmere but that's been eclipsed.
Adam Green and Megan Banks were elated after their epic scooter journey.
A smattering of severe weather watches have been issued with more possible.
Scammers increasingly target communities mourning the deaths of loved ones.
Conditions will turn in the south on Saturday, ushering in days of wet and wild weather.
Nowhere does late summer like Hawke’s Bay.
Jaimee Lupton and Nick Mowbray want their daughter to grow up with purpose.
Temperatures will be "above average" for the North Island to start the week.
Student flats will be a shock to parents visiting for the first time.
Abandoned and neglected dogs on death row start new lives in the South Island.
There’s more hot air on the way, especially for some South Islanders, MetService says.
A year ago, Sheryl Clarke was rescued from her flooded home. Now she just wants it fixed.
Forecaster says warm weather set to return for most places next week.
Cooler temperatures are on the way for Aotearoa for the next few days,
Waikato is expected to grow its population from 500,000 in 2018, to 615,000 in 2048.
Christchurch and Wellington could see a high of only 17C on Sunday.
The stretch of SH3 was closed for more than 11 hours as emergency services responded.