Thames player among those in the money.

Wild Kaimanawa horses are rounded up on the Central Plateau and sent off to become domestic horses. The horses disturb unique native flora and fauna if the population gets too large so must be thinned out each year.

Ann Paget has a personal reason to host Pink Ribbon Breakfast.

Blair Currie and Chris Steffert replace outgoing Steve Shale and Rena Schuster.

Nine community planting days will see 20,000 native trees planted.

Waikato Herald spoke to local arts advocates about what the cuts mean for the future.

After a crazy car chase, Tevita got out of the Porsche and peed in front of cops.

“Our way of life and the freedoms we cherish are still at stake.”

This means delays or detours in some local areas.

'We couldn’t believe how much it weighed.'

There will be plenty of club rugby action this weekend.

Great opportunity to see where skills stack up against best riders from around the world.

Warrant Officer Class One Lofty Forsyth spoke at Whangamatā's dawn service.

The new event gives everyone the chance to get involved in fundraising for Taupō Hospice.

The nationwide initiative will run in the Hauraki district for the second time.

The road was closed for some time while contractors fixed the damaged power pole.

This rich and flavourful dish even lets you skip most of the washing up.

Police, St John and Fenz will have vehicles on display in Tūrangi next week.

The Government is working to offer free breast cancer screening for those aged 70-74.

Plans are proceeding for a new major housing development in Taupō.

Maori and Pacific people live seven years fewer than those of European heritage.

The electric ambulance can go from 0-100km/h in nine seconds.

Bailey Eccelstone locked himself in his room afterward and claimed it was self-defence.

Two fire trucks and a water tanker are in attendance.

Large screens will be positioned at each end of Memorial Park.

The number equates to an average of six cars per day.

Police have asked the man or anyone who knows him to contact them.

Police said the man had been fishing alone before having a medical event.

The two Chiefs country provincial unions will play the curtain raiser on May 24.

New Zealand first observed Anzac Day in 1916.