
Four leave hospital after Raglan group rescue - 3 pulled from water unconscious
Emergency services responded to the incident near Marine Parade.
Emergency services responded to the incident near Marine Parade.
The quake hit shortly before 7am.
Rare glimpse reveals white boiler suits, golden oxen and chandeliers.
Fresh severe thunderstorm alerts continue to be issued this evening.
Not every Christmas prezzie lives up to the hype.
Police papers say young ram-raiders not in gangs, but follow influential ringleaders.
Today’s raid is just a suburb over from where a dairy worker was attacked at the weekend.
The worker is expected to remain in hospital over Christmas as he recovers.
Police due to reveal more details after spate of burglaries in Waikato overnight.
Wayne Revell said he had let himself and the profession down, but wanted to keep working.
Police Operation Balance targeted prolific theft and dishonesty offending in Waikato.
Police are attending the scene of crash in Karapiro, expect delays on SH1 until cleared
Waikato police got tip-off from public, four charged on drug supply, two on gun possession
Jamie Strange to retire from Parliament next election to spend more time with his family.
National's Tama Potaka earned almost half of the byelection vote.
A general arming order has been made for Waikato police hunting an alleged offender.
New signs show Tokoroa, Putāruru, Tīrau, and Arapuni in a new light.
Is the Hamilton West byelection National's to lose?
Heavy rain and wind warnings are in place for northern regions.
The Supreme Court says a previous decision was wrong.
The reward is for any information on missing children Jayda, Maverick and Ember Phillips.
Queer representation in heath messaging and services is lacking in the regions.
Hamilton West will decide its new MP on Saturday.
Councils and an airport company among those listed as creditors.
A Corrections staffer was hospitalised in the day of violence.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and minister Stuart Nash visited the K'aute Pasifika fale.
The quake hit at 6.07pm, 20km southeast of Tokoroa, and was felt as far as Christchurch.