
Heavy rain hits North Island - new warnings of more to come
Adding to the humidity, intense rain is forecast for east from Hawke's Bay to Coromandel.
Adding to the humidity, intense rain is forecast for east from Hawke's Bay to Coromandel.
Mōkai Pātea people want old wrongs righted and a new future through their claims.
The trio appeared for an administrative hearing in Taihape District Court on Monday.
A weaving project is adding another injection of life to Te Ao Hou Marae.
Monday's wild weather is believed to have damaged the track, causing the derailment.
Whanganui will remain in the red setting until December 30.
An exhibition includes a special item for a Whanganui Regional Museum staff member.
Whanganui's mayor and MP have differing views on the framework.
Iwi from the Taihape area have announced their negotiators.
A second pulp fire at Karioi mill is being investigated to find the cause
Taihape iwi sign their first agreement in Treaty of Waitangi claim negotiations
Mangaweka locals call for a vaccination clinic and it is on the way
The preferred option will see the council retain the same number of councillors.
Te Ranga Tupua has reactivated to help support local Māori through the Delta outbreak.
The DHB is now more than a third of the way through its vaccine rollout.
Neighbour's initiative sparks community park clean-up. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A heavy rain watch has also been issued for the Central North Island.
Warning of 120 kilometre per hour winds or a small tornado.
Rob Henry's hopes for a "quiet life" haven't quite worked out as planned.
Snow is expected as low as 300m in some spots of the central North Island.
Temperatures set to stay at the 14C to 15C mark for rest of the week.
A polar snap is set to farewell what has been a potentially record-breaking warm June.
The DHB is currently vaccinating Group 3.
Senior co-coach Mark (Boof) Green died on Wednesday when his truck rolled.
A fire investigator is now on the scene.
Heavy rain and strong wind warnings are in place for parts of New Zealand.
Two fire engines and a tanker responded to the blaze.
Power was restored to the 4000-plus homes three hours after the outage.
A fault on the Transpower network has cut electricity to the central North Island.