
'I think it's fair': BOP regional councillor moves to Christchurch
Stacey Rose says he will have better time management from the South Island.
Stacey Rose says he will have better time management from the South Island.
One resident described how a 'dirty river had run through the whole house'.
The regional council wanted to show the impact populations had on farmers.
Locals can have their say on about controversial contracted emergency housing motels.
Rainfall of up to 40mm an hour is forecast in Northland this evening.
Landlords have been punished for having tenants in unsafe units.
Shop owners say they appreciate any help but for some it is too late.
Te Maiora Rurehe believes it is his destiny to guide and help whanau through the law.
Kharl WiRepa promises a night of glamour to celebrate Matariki in Rotorua.
Head boy wants to make financial freedom a dream accessible to every Kiwi kid.
Donna Fleming fell while walking a horse, and died at the scene.
The sector welcomes the news cruise ships can return but says there is work to do.
Judge says Rotorua community "sick of people nicking things" like Jason Tihi did.
The new highway came with a hefty price tag so has it been worth it?
The plastic discharged into the water was found 1.5km downstream.
Nine motels operating emergency housing in Rotorua are being taken to court.
Judge questions if Tania Malcolm, also known as Tania Malcolm, has really changed?
Tere Piua hopes sharing her story will change public perceptions of asthma.
'We are seeing is a propensity of offenders to increasingly use violence toward police'.
'Intimidating and hurtful': One referee has revealed he is often abused on the field.
According to GeoNet, earthquake swarms are common in the Taupō Volcanic Zone.
The move to fund emergency housing in motels for four more years is concerning locals.
The anonymous sender wrote: 'Keep fighting hard - you've got this. I hope this helps.'
Opinion: The politics of stability are comfortable, but won't get us out of this mess.
Will the Government make changes to its state housing policy to give Rotorua a break?
That strong work ethic was instilled in Ataraiti and her two brothers by their parents.
Many such sandstone working blocks are found throughout the Central North Island.
What started as a bit of fun has become his full-time business.