
'Grateful': Russian adoptee finds brothers living less than two hours away
Valentina Burgess didn't know much about her life before she was adopted at age 4.
Valentina Burgess didn't know much about her life before she was adopted at age 4.
Motorists are advised to take care around the area.
Motorists are advised to follow diversions and expect delays.
Motorists are being warned to drive 'carefully' as heavy falls start in Rotorua, Taupō.
The woman had kids in the car when she ploughed into the back of Raymond Mathews.
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He used his belt to stop the bleeding and waited 45 minutes before being spotted.
Racing legend David Ellis humbled, says success due to team and iconic horses.
The Transport Agency says traffic moves more 'steadily' with fewer lanes.
Keira Hayidakis, 18, fought off rough waves and strong currents to save two children.
Police have seized six King Cobra patches.
Remedial works and safety improvements were finished today.
Mangakino School once had a roll of 1800 students, now it has 50.
An animal welfare group is coming to collect around 40 of the 'pet pigs'.
As the year draws to a close, Waikato Herald is taking stock of 2024.
A member of the public appears to try and slash the car's tyres to prevent escape.
The detour of SH1 at Karapiro will take an extra 18 minutes.
Tairua’s one-lane Pepe Stream bridge becomes a significant bottleneck every summer.
OPINION: Alison Smith was the newspaper's first editor.
'Delay your journey or expect delays until vehicle recovery can be completed.'
The crashes happened in Karaka and on the Waikato expressway.
Luke Hore is the latest young achiever recognised within the greyhound industry.
Thames-Coromandel mayor Len Salt weighs in on newspaper closure.
Loss of local news meant 'weaker communities' as the climate crisis bites.
The man was charged with dangerous driving, breaching bail and failing to stop for police.
There is more history to the Hauraki-Coromandel Post than meets the eye.
A newspaper has been saved, paving the way for several similar deals for other towns.
Jason Barton didn't stop driving despite the tyres being spiked and police following him.
A Givealittle page made an 'urgent appeal' for their safety.