Rangiriri Pā Trenches open to tourists a year after the due date
King Tuheitia opened Rangiriri Pā Trenches last April.
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Multiple Anzac Day crashes as holiday-makers attempt to return home
Two people died and multiple people were seriously injured in crashes across the country.
Two men arrested after shots fired at police in Hamilton overnight
Police were responding to a report of an attempted car theft in Hamilton East.
Hamilton Michael Hill raided: Taupō store also robbed overnight, youths arrested
The raid on the store comes less than a week after a Chartwell store was hit.
One dead and four critically injured after two-car crash near Waitomo
Three helicopters and three ambulances responded to the crash just before 1pm.
Woman hit by car in Tīrau, in serious condition
An employee of nearby Caltex Tīrau said he could see an elderly woman lying on the ground.
One person dead following crash near Whatawhata, Waikato
Police are calling for witnesses to a crash on State Highway 23 this morning.
One person critical following motorcycle crash in Hawke’s Bay
The crash occurred on State Highway 2 this afternoon.
Chamber boss: Businesses are frustrated with infrastructure progress
Businesses will be keen to see how parties respond ahead of the upcoming general election.
Plumber hires criminal mate, ends up in fight over 'sacking'
'It’s been a long time coming my bro. This just ain’t the place for employment for you.'
Watch: Police escort smirking man from Hamilton mall after armed heist at jewellery store
A group of offenders armed with weapons entered the Chartwell store.
Hamilton adult store worker says shoplifter hit her with car
Retail worker Alicia Moke says theft's become worse in the six years she’s worked there.
Power play: NZ wind energy gears up as investment builds
What's in the wind energy pipeline and who's behind the developments.
Opinion: Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei united in resolve to protect what's ours
Ngarimu Blair: Claims on our rohe becoming tedious.
'Not welcome at all': Man does indecent act in front of lawyer in court cell
The man was being interviewed in the cell following a crime spree.
'High-level' addict: Jail for man who injected P
Daryl Walker was selling up to 135 grams of P a day.
‘Not even a panadol’: Porsche theft accused hobbles into dock
The accused's lawyer says he should have at least been given an X-ray.
Motorist describes moments before fatal Waikato Expressway crash
A motorist was confused to see headlights coming towards her at speed on the highway.
Waikato meter reader attack: Two out of three men plead not guilty in court
Three men are facing charges after an assault on a meter reader in Kihikihi.
Former MP Gaurav Sharma turned down $20,000 donation before failing to reclaim seat in byelection
Instead, Sharma paid more than $20,000 out of his own pocket and finished fourth.
Police attempt to reunite Cambridge residents with stolen goods
A 33-year-old Cambridge man is before the courts on burglary and theft charges.
Two people killed in head-on crash on Waikato Expressway
Two people have been killed in a two-car crash on the Waikato Expressway early today.
Firefighters battle Te Awamatu blaze
Fire and emergency rushed to the scene after several calls reporting a fire on Ricket Road
Two critically hurt, three seriously injured in Matamata crash
State Highway 29 is closed while emergency services respond.
Ngāti Maniapoto commemorate ‘momentous occasion’ in NZ railway history
Maniapoto was the final rohe that permitted railway construction in its lands.
'Totally devastated': National MP’s sister dies in quad bike accident
'My youngest sister, Katrina Houghton, was fatally injured in a farm accident.
Wild night of Hamilton street racing includes assault, stolen car and a paintball gun
A man who complained to the group was attacked and had his car stolen, police say.
'Humiliated’: Homeless man arrested for failure to provide address
Police case "cannot be correct" - it would mean no homeless person could drive legally.
Sir Paul Adams, Ted Manson: Raised in state houses, billion-dollar sales success
What can we learn from them? What is their new direction these days?
Midwife struck off for writing prescriptions she used herself
The midwife prescribed 480 zopiclone tablets over two years, for herself.
Drug-addled man lit apartment fire then rescued occupants
Joshua Skinner helped the occupants flee - little did they know, he started the blaze.
Academic loses claim after his 20 parking fines were disclosed to his employer
A complaint against a car park company for passing on fine notices has been dismissed.
Man alleged to have assaulted, kidnapped woman in bottle shop granted name suppression
The 28-year-old made an appearance in the Hamilton District Court this morning.