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First Shield game played in Hawera in nearly 100 years.
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Taranaki shooting: Manhunt for multiple offenders
Police were called to the scene last night around 9.30pm.
One injured following shooting at Taranaki hospital
One man has received an injury following an altercation with a group of men.
Polytech second-half rolls jump with free fees
Jump in second-half domestic enrolments relieves financially strapped polytechnics.
NZ winemakers convicted for illegally selling bulk red wine
New Plymouth winemakers fined for illegally selling wine to supermarkets and stores.
Call for rāhui to boost fish, shellfish numbers
Geese could be eating all the flounder. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Call for rāhui on west coast from Raglan to northern Taranaki
Geese could be eating all the flounder. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Police name man who died in tractor roll
WorkSafe has been notified of the incident and his death has been referred to the Coroner.
One man dead after tractor rolls in Taranaki
Police were alerted shortly after 10pm last night.
Manslaughter charge after death of man found unconscious on street
A man will appear in court on Tuesday charged with the manslaughter of Daniel John Gooch.
Methanex secures gas supply until 2029
Deals for long-term supply of gas bolster confidence in Taranaki
Parts of SH1 under water with floods, slips
The storm which cut off the Coromandel is moving towards the Bay of Plenty.
Flood watch as king tides meet big swells
Roads could be affected a low pressure system brings wind and rain to the North Island.
Dairy effluent affects stream for 2.2km
Directors of Block 8 Farm fined $54,000 in Environment Court
Project to explore hydrogen fuel
Acting Prime Minister announces funding to explore zero-carbon hydrogen fuel.
PGF money for 'transitional economy manager'
Taranaki has received funds to employ a manager to help it move away from fossil fuels
Man bites police dog as he flees car incident
The police dog is recovering well at home with his handler.
Survivor of Waverley crash still in hospital
Ani Nohinohi is still in hospital, nearly two weeks after the horror crash.
Wild weather: Rain and winds cause flooding, power cuts
Petone Working Men's Club was one spot hit with flooding inside the bar.
'I will never get over it' - Deep scars of canyoning tragedy
The TV drama on the Mangatepopo Gorge canyoning tragedy has brought back horrible memories
Surviving Waverley crash victim in stable condition
Ani Nohinohi is now in a stable condition in the ICU in Wellington City Hospital.
Lord Howe islanders liken kayaker Donaldson to Chichester
The Lord Howe Island Aquatic Club has recognised Donaldson's epic Tasman crossing.
Several Waverley crash funerals this week
Flowers and gifts appear at the site of last week's horrific crash near Waverley.
Crowd builds to watch trans-Tasman kayaker
The kayaker is "really keen for a steak and veggie pie" after landing.
Ani Nohinohi remains in a critical condition in Wellington Hospital
Ani Nohinohi is thought to be unaware about the deaths of her daughters and partner.
Rotting goat and deer carcasses turning up on beach
Guardian of Castlecliff Beach says it's in the worst state he's seen it in for decades.
Waverley crash victim survived serious crash a year ago
"A small community like this, 80 per cent of the time it is people we know."
Editorial: Get cracking on road safety measures
When lives are at stake measures to improve road safety should be implemented swiftly
Faces of a tragedy: Victims of Waverley crash horror
Ani Nohinohi is still fighting for her life after losing those closest to her.
The heroes who helped: Community rallies after horror crash
Beautiful sunny day ended in shocking deaths on a highway and community in mourning.
Crash victim turned 8 day before she died
Nivek Madams was surrounded by extended family as she died in Waikato Hospital.
Worst fatal in 13 years: Eight-year-old girl is seventh killed in horror crash
A seventh person has died overnight after the horror crash in Waverley.
Council given go ahead for fluoridation
The six-year legal battle has come to an end in the Supreme Court.
Work and Income offices given a makeover
Suspensions of benefits have fallen by 23 per cent under a new, less punitive approach.