Parked cars take over footpaths at Muriwai Beach
"Inconsiderate" parking at popular beach more reminiscent of peak summer scenes.
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Stranded tourists thank locals for support
'We've returned to Germany safe and sound and we wanted to thank you cordially'.
Cat curfew gives Hutt council officers pause
Potential rules include a limit on how many cats a person can own, and when they can roam.
Vic Uni backtracks on charging for unoccupied rooms
The university has extended a 100 per cent fee discount after public backlash.
'Politicising police': Top cop questioned over Clarke Gayford video
Clarke Gayford headlined a police video in mid-April.
Traffic doubles in major centres after lockdown
Thirteen Kiwis still lost their lives in road crashes during alert level 4.
Cars bumper to bumper at popular Muriwai beach during alert level 3
The large queue was photographed yesterday.
Waikato road warning: Caution urged in foggy conditions
Hamilton firefighters are urging caution after two recent car crashes.
Focus: Hamilton council takes private land without paying
Focus: Hamilton City Council says a "betterment" of $282,500 will apply to Dr Scott Robinson's land when they take 5000sqm to widen a road. Video / Alan Gibson
Transmission Gully opening will 'undoubtedly be delayed'
The billion-dollar-project faces yet another delay after lockdown and staff leaving.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Taranaki iwi community checkpoints will be questioning travellers tomorrow
People travelling into Taranaki will be queried.
SPCA warns of parvovirus outbreak in Lower Hutt
"One walk has cost these puppies their lives."
Police do not encourage community checkpoints
Police explain rules for iwi checkpoints after their right to stop people questioned.
Waikato couple's wedded bliss: 70 years and still going strong
Roy and Joan Suisted are today celebrating 70 years of marriage.
Watch: 'Only in Rotorua' - Local's comedic Māori lament over closure of McDonald's
'I cry a lonesome lament, for you my dear one, my friend Ronald, oh the distress.'
Serious crash Waikato: Car in flames after hitting power pole, one person critically injured
Debris has been strewn for about 50m all around the crash scene.
Auckland pedestrian's 'terrifying' near-miss sparks warning
'This guy almost collected three people.'
Woman charged over spitting at staff on Auckland train
The woman is due to appear before the Auckland District Court on Friday.
Lockdown to lift in a week, what does it mean for our emergency services?
'We urge all New Zealanders to keep up the good work by staying local.'
Dirt bike crackdown: Reckless riders ordered off the road
None of the riders were on "essential" business when they were stopped by police.
Police seek to identify couple after woman spat at AT workers
Police say they are "appalled" at this type of behaviour.
Brrrr! Snow to fall tonight in lower South Island
It'll be freezing in the Far South this weekend, but warmer and drier in the north.
'It's like a dream': Kiwi brought home on Peru mercy flight
Emma Huamash Bejarano can't wait to hold her children again.
Mooloo's overseas international XV
Waikato rugby players who have played for overseas international teams over the years.
Big Bear, an 111-year-old bear who survived German bombs, may be NZ's oldest
Three people died, including Rosemary's grandmother. But Big Bear survived to bring cheer.
Wet weekend ahead: Showers and thunderstorms on the way
"Tomorrow is going to be the wetter day for Auckland."
Supplier Loaf blames staff mistake for 'best before' label boo-boo
Loaf has spoken to the staff member and conducted training on labelling procedure.
Waikato's $2.875 billion plan for post-Covid 19 future
The Waikato has put forward a multimillion-dollar list of projects to boost the economy.
Locked out: Couple can't get back from Cape Town
Irene Wolmarans says South African lockdown rules are "some of the strictest I've seen".
Dairy owners share bread, milk and flour with 100, for free
"This is how Sikh families grew up, to share with everyone."
His mother lives at St Margaret's. Now they're awaiting virus test results
Te Atatu rest home residents reportedly tested for coronavirus yesterday.
'It's pretty gross': Bread's 'best before' labels pasted over ... twice
Farro has apologised and says it is awaiting a report from its supplier.
Investigation after police vehicles damaged in Palmerston North
Investigators are reviewing CCTV footage.
Accused shoplifter charged with assault after spitting at police
"It's something our officers shouldn't have to put up with."