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Man in court over Waikato hit-and-run death
A Te Kuiti man will go on trial in November charged with the death of a Waikato teenager after an alleged hit-and-run.
A Te Kuiti man will go on trial in November charged with the death of a Waikato teenager after an alleged hit-and-run.
A child is in a critical condition in hospital after suffering severe burns in a fire incident this evening.
A 15-year-old was flown to hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest this morning.
Five trampers who were rescued from a ravine drove more than 120km to hand-deliver a basket of baked goods to the chopper team who pulled them out.
A man has suffered serious head injuries after an assault on Sunday evening.
A Te Kuiti teen "with a great attitude" died while crossing the Te Kuiti railway line as he went to get help for a friend injured at the nearby skate park.
A teenage boy is dead after he was hit by a train near the Te Kuiti railway station last night, after playing at the local skate park.
When Facebook announced it was going to list on the stock exchange, it became the hottest stock offering in internet history.
A sheep-farming family from Te Kuiti lost millions of dollars after being duped in a Facebook scam.
The body of missing West Coast man Leslie Wright has been found in the King Country.
Searchers looking for a man missing in the bush since Monday are concerned by the discovery of his cold weather gear, sleeping bag, food and footprints near a swamp.
Police searching for a West Coast man missing in the Waikato since Monday have found his car in an isolated rural area in the King Country.
The Government's water rights consultation hui is not robust or long enough, according to Ngati Maniapoto leaders.
Hastings shearer Dion King was back to winning form after taking out the title of North Island Shearer of the Year in Te Kuiti last night.
A slice of old-fashioned Kiwi life is on offer in Te Kuiti, but there's much more besides, writes Diana Clement.