
Waikato drivers urged to be cautious
In the Waikato, delays are predicted over the New Year's period.
In the Waikato, delays are predicted over the New Year's period.
Both the regions received upgrades to their skate parks.
The circumstances of how the person came to be in the river are still being established.
NZTA asks you to plan ahead your journeys this summer.
Ngawai Himiona is being farewelled in Tauranga this morning.
A four-bedroom designer home sold under the hammer for $3m - more than $500,000 over CV.
The Cambridge-based jockey was remanded on bail without plea until next month.
Call for regional response to growing need for food help.
Man shot in the shoulder by stray bullet that penetrated through the wall of his home.
Justice Matthew Muir released his 300-page reserve decision this morning.
A homicide investigation is under way in Hamilton after an incident overnight.
Hamilton and Waipa have moved to water alert level one.
Aucklanders reminded that water restrictions have been eased - not lifted.
Tairua is getting its skate park after a 30 year wait.
Work focused on embracing the natural environment and opening up the city to the river.
Existing ratepayers would fund 10.3 per cent of the total rates increase.
The crash happened at 11.35am on Ulster St, Hamilton.
A 53-year-old man was asking for the chance to turn his life around, the judge said.
He's excited to deliver new rural support officers to Ōtorohanga and Te Kauwhata
Drivers also need to expect the unexpected on rural roads.
Any information gathered will form part of an ongoing investigation
Council voted to demolish Founders Theatre, replacing it with a multipurpose park.
A judge delivered his sentence to Mark Garson in the High Court at Hamilton today.
The annual unemployment average for the district was up.
For several months buses have been stopping at the Waharoa Aerodrome
Ryan Joseph Wenzlick admitted both charges in the High Court at Hamilton today.
The group of 7 accused were back in the High Court at Hamilton this morning.
The Pan Pasifika Hub will be built next year.
If approved, the move would mean an annual average rise of $200 per residential property.