One-year-old Blake Gallacher was so excited when the rubbish truck came to his house.

If you catch a fish that's just a bonus says one fisherman.

The doctor will sea you now.

Small business owner Simone Hayward talks about the power of eating whole foods.

One-hour flight across the North Island from west to east coasts.

Including new security, earthquake strengthening and a redesign of airport terminals.

Hundreds of people turned up to search for a young Kawerau girl on Wednesday night.

Traffic was stopped as the woman helped eight ducklings and their mother cross the road.

Sculpture is intended to raise awareness of wild horse welfare and benefit town profile.

Two large glitter paintings of singer Pink have raised $7000 for KidsCan NZ.

Michael Lovegrove talks about the potential for artificial intelligence.

When Allen Karena saw mussels smothered by a pest he decided to do something about it.

The four girls all endured and defeated something few of their peers have faced.

How odd? An all odd numbered Lotto lead to an odd occurrence in Flaxmere

Collaborative approach to marketing pays off for Ruapehu region.

Rotorua's Rose Murfitt is thriving after a battle for publicly funded hearing implants.

A bumper grape harvest has helped boost the region's economy.

Five pieces of advice on living a long and happy life from perhaps our oldest woman.

Atmopure is doing its bit to tackle New Zealand's food waste issue.

It's not everyone's way to mark their 80th birthday treat, but it's one to remember.

Young Kiwi leaders and Hawaiian Airline staff clean up rubbish from around the Pacific.

Glen Hayward returns to a place which fired his young imagination - and remade it in wood.

When the lights are on and glare reflects off the floor, it hurts so much Hunter screams.

Staff at a Whangarei panelbeaters are happy about moving to a four day working week

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to experience the best of Rotorua next month.

Buck Shelford talks te reo, rugby and Goodhue ahead of Whangārei event

"She has a really bright future in performing arts," vocal tutor Elisha Hulton said.

House prices up 20 per cent on a year ago and council swamped with requests to view files.

Knock Knock Events founder Luke Schroder talks work experience and putting on events.

Rough start to September but the super-Spring weather isn't far away.