The foundation is fundraising for a new educational vehicle.

Jaden Melgren jailed six years, four months for raping a sleeping woman.

Tom Phillips and the three children went missing in December, for the second time.

Dealer claims damaged vehicles are being repaired, warranted and on-sold.

Rutendo Shadaya is onto her third book after starting to write because of her friend.

You'll find blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, and boysenberries.

Southgate is particularly worried about the loss of local voice for metro councils.

Sport Waikato received 100 nominations for the seven award categories this year.

About 50% of the site will be kept as community parks, nature reserves and eco-greenways.

A new TV series goes in search of Māori and Pacific artworks and the people who made them.

Tatou Va's founder is leaving, but local creatives continue the studio's legacy.

The community is encouraged to take part in competitions and win prizes this year.

Parents have been cheering on their daughters in pools and rowing courses around the world

Newstalk ZB, The Hits, nzherald.co.nz and regional newspapers will highlight the trust.

Food scraps, shredded paper, handtowels, cardboard, and wilted flowers will be collected.

Worms chew their way through organic waste and reduce it by 80 per cent.

The bridge will remain open to two lanes of traffic for the time of Fieldays.

Rob Somerfield has won five of the eight awards, including the NZ Rose of the year.

Hamilton Arts Festival Toi Ora ki Kirikiriroa announces its first show for next year.

Floating and fixed generators could power 700,000 homes.

Due to demand, the Fieldays society increased the size of the health hub at the event.

Mighty Waitomo is where sustainability is a serious business.

Across 11 categories, 29 local businesses were recognised for their achievements.

The event venue was crowned outstanding wedding ceremony venue in New Zealand.

Australian charity Orange Sky will launch its fifth New Zealand service this month.

Voting starts on November 28 and is open until December 10.

The much-loved festival will bring love and colour to the often undervalued suburb.

Te Awamutu College's prizegiving was a celebration of success.

Te Awamutu College students shine at sports.

1400 competitors and coaches will compete in 10 sports across eight venues in the Waikato.