Billions lost: Event organisers left with no show
Cancelled events due to Covid-19 have caused billions of dollars worth of lost business.
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Childcare centre manager for 86 planned staff blocked by border closure.
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Kawhia victim 'leaning forward, likely running' when shot in back
The first attending police officers and a pathologist have taken the stand today.
Jacinda Ardern dominates social media as Kiwis take political engagement online
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'Worst flea infestation ever': Tenant told to pay up for trashed rental
Cigarettes were stubbed out on the bathroom's basin and hair was found in the plughole.
'The rates are killing Te Kūiti' - debt burden too big
Rates are crippling residents of a rural district where council debt is $40 million.
Kawhia shooting: 'Lie with him, he's going to die', woman who hatched burglary plan takes the stand
Emma Salvation hatched the plan that proved fatal. She took the stand today.
Aucklanders in your area over the holidays? Get tested
Focus on workers who may encounter Aucklanders around the country during holidays.
Accused sold drugs from family home; shot at intruders: Crown
Orren Scott Williams shot at intruders. Today he defends his actions in court.
Waikato secures win ahead of stern Tasman test
Waikato will face that strong Tasman side this coming Saturday.
$34m reservoir relieves Auckland's drought - and mayor wants 50m litres more out of Waikato
The mayor plans to meet to discuss Auckland's water restrictions next week.
One Dilworth accused still teaching this year
The man, arrested over historical sexual offending allegations, was teaching until March.
Aroha, anger, pain and frustration: Racism row heats up as iwi descend on Waikato Uni
Hīkoi travelled six hours from the East Cape to stand in solidarity with iwi.
Ngāti Porou hikoi on Waikato Uni in support of Māori academics
Review into allegations of institutional, structural racism at Waikato Uni still underway.
Two to potentially make debut for Taniwha
Northland have to be at their best to beat defending premiership winner Tasman.
Separated by sickness, reunited by death: Brothers' Covid-19 tragedy
Mourners gather to farewell second Covid victim from same family.
One dead, others injured after overnight crash in Waikato
Two vehicles collided on a Cambridge road around 9.30pm.
Ohinewai being eyed for more housing
Sleepyhead not alone in housing development aim at Ohinewai.
Councillor banned from speaking with staff
Regional councillor whose outburst made staff cry says it wasn't aimed at anyone.
Tip-offs from neighbours see four meth labs bust
Community feedback helps police bust P operation in the Waikato.
Councillor misses one quarter of council meetings so far this term
Angela O'Leary says she's no slacker, and attendance records are a false representation.
Why I got Judith Collins tattooed on my leg - I wouldn't do it for Todd Muller
"I think it's great - I hope it becomes a trend," says flattered Collins.
'I'm devastated' - Mum on son's surgery injury
Kyle Higgan has lost his confidence as well as his ability to run and play with friends.
You'll be blown away by this tattoo: Judith Collins as a 'Bond girl'
'She's got a bit of a Bond girl vibe about her, so I thought that would be cool.'
Sick ED nurse: 'I felt like I was going to die'
'I felt like I'd been hit by a truck,' ED nurse describes sepsis horror.
One person dead after tractor incident in Waikato
The death occurred at a property on Carter Rd in Te Kuiti earlier today.
Two new Covid-19 cases - one an Auckland school student
Latest numbers on the August Covid-19 outbreak in Auckland will be announced about 1pm.
He's in his 80s, she's in her 90s. This is their lockdown love story
It started, for the now-engaged Kiwi couple, with a puzzle.
'There is still anxiety': Principals go doorknocking as kids slow to return
Anxious Auckland parents are still wary about sending kids back to school.
Support for academics over allegations of racism at Waikato University
But two professors admit it is still frightening to be Māori at the institution.
Thousands call for University of Waikato to eliminate racism
Last month, six Waikato staff wrote to the Ministry of Education voicing their concerns.
Watercare allowed to take extra 100m litres from Waikato River a day
While dam levels have risen over the winter, they're still far behind the average.