The bridge is being constructed to plug a 124-metre-wide expanse.

Van Deursen, 29, has not been seen after failing to return from a trip.

New state houses for Thames will be ready early next year.

Hilda Simmons, one of NZ's oldest people, was born in Morrinsville on November 15, 1917.

Work is to begin on cleaning up after a mysterious spate of tree poisoning.

The children’s father was surprised to find the huge lump sitting on the kitchen bench.

The reopening of the road brings a welcome economic boost to the Coromandel Peninsula.

Wolf has put up a $10,000 reward for information leading to the Swedish woman's body.

Emergency staff were called to the rescue of a person who was trapped in an elevator.

LandSAR personnel are concentrating their search in an area from Wentworth Valley.

National MP Scott Simpson remains the MP for Coromandel.

Hauraki-Coromandel visitor revenue, including cash and online spending, is down $90m.

Tourists, who had been in the country for less than two days, had a lucky escape

Pregnant women are already concerned at the extra travel and are changing birth plans.

A "beautiful sweet little dog” was injured, returned to vet days after adoption.

Waihī Lifecare Birthing Centre has shut after 80 years.

A company based in Coromandel township is set to complete the repair.

A waste contractor has apologised after a contract began before new trucks arrived.

Volunteers scoured an area of forest near Whangamatā for the remains of Heidi Paakkonen.

Many people will be unaware of mysterious markings in a Hauraki Plains paddock.

The post described using a damaged track at the site.

Coromandel recorded the dubious honour of the biggest drop in retail spending nationwide.

Bodhi was seen by two separate people getting into a red car.

Coromandel faces yet another disrupted summer, says MP.

A section of the Waihī Cemetery where war veterans are buried has been desecrated.

Cancelled Whitianga Summer Concert is another blow to the region's visitor industry.

A local woman was reunited with photo of her American mum after a chance discovery.

'It’s done Paeroa proud over the years.'

Cruise ships have bounced back offering competitive pricing and an easy way to see NZ.

Mayor Len Salt says he’s 'confident the [central] Government will step in to help'.

The art has been on-sold illegally to a person or persons in Whangamatā.

The odds of a water user bumping into a shark on their boogie board remain low.

A vehicle has slid off State Highway 25 this afternoon near Whangamatā .

The week is part of a greater movement to recognise and promote the use of te reo.