Hauraki-Coromandel taskforce helps 49 people into jobs
The Mayors Taskforce for Jobs scheme reports positive results.
The Mayors Taskforce for Jobs scheme reports positive results.
Meanwhile, the tractor pull competition also celebrated some wins.
Power is back on to more than 5000 properties.
Police want to speak to the person who located a jacket on a walk in the area.
Power cut during thunderstorms leaves thousands without electricity.
Police are asking for dashcam footage of the incident near Hampton Downs.
A sweet life for Sugar and her 18 puppies has been found.
Hauraki mayor confident despite challenging economic conditions.
The man will next appear in the High Court at Hamilton in July.
DoC says no to doughnuts near nesting sites.
Opinion: Fieldays is a huge agricultural and technology-based world.
OPINION: Rugby is making way for league in the preferred TV slot today.
Jason Lambert's lawyer argued: “It’s his right to be tried without undue delay.”
Security team rushes to block Kiwi mum trying to get photo for young son.
Witness will be cuddling own kids "extra hard" tonight after crash's traumatic aftermath.
There have been 70 new reports of information in the past three days.
Police offered an $80,000 reward for information on Phillips' three children.
The project has received another significant funding boost.
Te Ohu Whakaita Charitable Trust celebrated the start of the festival today.
The current station was built to replace the previous one, which went up in flames.
Samisoni Taukei’aho scored two tries in the first half last week.
Wet weather to ease in upper north, but Bay of Plenty, Tasman still in firing line.
McGovern said it is also recognition for racing participants who work behind the scenes.
Machines to help horticulture industry and its struggles are being exhibited at Fieldays.
'I love and miss you so much my boy.'
"He’s getting the blame for everything now."
With two days left of Fieldays, attendees might want to check out award-winning sites.
Local flooding and water pooling are expected, most likely in north and east Auckland.
Fieldays 2024 is off to a good start, NZ National Fieldays Society CEO Peter Nation said.