
Cathedral Cove walking track reopens after almost two years
The track to the world-famous beach was badly damaged last year.
The track to the world-famous beach was badly damaged last year.
Sifa Tevita relieved himself in front of police as the 1.5-hour, 100km chase ended.
French investors are reportedly worried about time and cost blowouts on Auckland's City Rail Link project. The Waikato River is safe again from extreme arsenic levels. V/ NZ Herald
TGC to invest $100,000 in new mower after selling sheep, aiming for 40 new members.
'Understanding animal behaviour is significant in trapping pests for better outcomes.'
Starbathing is a fast-growing travel trend, thanks to NZ's dark skies.
'Clearly, it was a stupid thing to do', a judge pointed out.
Total road closures are being used in blocks to speed up the works.
Transport Minister Simeon Brown shared the announcement yesterday.
Drinking water testing has turned up slightly higher arsenic levels. Here's what to know.
Canadian company thinks it could mine for another decade, if it's allowed to expand.
Ratepayers have been asked to help replace one of three tekoteko at Memorial Reserve.
'Our people need real solutions', Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board chairman says.
Authorities have urged residents not to be alarmed.
One person was trapped and had to be rescued by firefighters.
One ambulance was sent to the incident on Kura St, Whatawhata.
The three-vehicle crash claimed one life and injured 14 others.
The Prime Minister confirmed he had been briefed on the situation.
Whangamatā swimming pool refurbishment project balloons to $430k.
Arsenic is a substance found in rock that can be deadly if consumed in large amounts.
Waipā District Council prepares feedback on Te Awamutu waste-to-energy plant.
Seven ambulances and five helicopters responded.
Jason Wharekura maintains he doesn't know his co-offenders, despite his guilty plea.
Damage has been caused by high tides and heavy rain.
Emergency road repairs are being carried out tomorrow, November 28.
A 31-year-old man allegedly presented a knife to a bartender, demanding and taking money.
Police have since been stood down and believe there is no threat.
Police are appealing for information - 'even the smallest detail could be crucial'.
The ram raid happened at the St Andrews Service Station on Braid Road.
One of the staff members was injured after being kicked in the face.