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Rescuers worked desperately to save a woman after a jet ski accident at Maraetai Beach.
Historian says Destiny Church leader's arrest makes him more sympathetic to his followers.
The one-bed lean-to without four walls was being advertised for $285 a week.
Staff at an Auckland bus company are self-isolating after a colleague tested positive.
Corban and Charlotte Mitchell used some of their lockdown time to collect rubbish
Te Awamutu's Rebecca Petch was outstanding today in her quarter-final races in Tokyo.
Four people have died on Waipā roads in the past 48 hours.
Six60 will be the first to headline and perform at Claudelands Oval.
Around 5000 people headed out to for the Kāwhia Kai Festival.
Armed Offenders Squad seen on Waikeria Rd.
School went back on Monday this week and Te Awamutu students were happy.