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Poto Williams says the communities she represents don't want armed police.

Passengers watched in shock as their carriage slowly broke off from the rest of the train.

NZ Principals' Federation says the school holidays couldn't have come at a better time.

The school's statutory manager couldn't explain why the principal had been absent.

A Napier mum is terrified of losing her four-month-old daughter who is in ICU with RSV.

Nurse put her young patients at risk by lying about the care she gave to them.

The directions sent them to a hall five minutes away from where the new vaccine centre is.

Ash had been hoping to help her sister by donating her eggs - those plans are now on hold.

A group of 1000 New Zealanders are being guinea pigs for the new Chinese covid vaccine.

Kiwis are now facing an extended stay in New South Wales as its Covid cases keep rising.

Waikato DHB staff may have to wait three months before receiving their correct pay.

The trio who took an illicit substance in the CBD are recovering in hospital.

Adjudicator says the landlord is "out of depth" and needs to study up on the rules.

Workers onsite when the tornado hit are still in disbelief over the quick chaos it caused.

Rest home residents have had Covid jabs, but those in retirement villages must wait.

Exhibitors are staying in campervans due to city's lack of accommodation.

Hackers sent threats and demanded money - but the DHB refused.

WRC chairman say he's tempted to make his own carparks on Ward St.

Emergency department staff breaking down in tears almost every shift due to pressure.

Batten down the hatches - it's a windy day in the north.

Council says it will tweak the Ward St trial depending on the feedback it gets.

The bridge will be closed while load testing is carried out.

Man was in the community for 12 days before being told to self-isolate.

SAFE says the council should be re-homing the geese rather than killing them.

Waikato DHB's IT systems failures are putting extra pressure on local GPs.

North Shore Hospital was without power for four hours overnight.

The Government must intervene to protect sick patients, Waikato cancer doctor warns.

'We have a lot of personal info of employees and patients,' group claims

Waikato DHB warns there will be more disruption over the next few weeks.

Waikato DHB has called in external experts and the government's spy agency to help.

The school is over capacity and its expansion won't be completed for at least two years.

The man will next appear at Hamilton District Court on May 31.

'I wish every community in New Zealand was like this.'

Axle is home after his frightening overnight mission - happy, healthy and smiling.

Spectators hurled abuse after disagreeing with decision to red card player it is claimed.

Sara Hartigan thinks her partner was shocked it only took a year to get 6/10 in the quiz.

Bring out the brollies - it's going to be a wet and possibly thundery morning for some.

The man who fell into the water while fishing at Piha yesterday is still unaccounted for.

Hamilton's Anzac Parade route to be cut by a third to make it easier on older marchers.

The $14.25m Lotto Powerball prize was claimed last night.

MediaWorks CEO speaks out over the workplace allegations.

Girl in tears after being told she couldn't play rugby league with her male teammates.

Out of deep frustration over boy racers on his street, Anthony Barker shot at the cars.

PM Jacinda Ardern's focus was getting Aussies back to NZ - not to see Kiwis leave.

The wet weather could put a damper on tonight's final 20/20 cricket match at Eden Park.

It will be wet in most of the North Island over the next two days.

School and community rally to support grieving family.

East Auckland community devastated by school girl's tragic death.

Modest Hamilton bungalow sells 120 per cent above its RV.

Hamilton City Council to vote on giving elected members a childcare allowance.

A Matamata woman kept checking her Lotto ticket as she couldn't believe she had won $8.2m.

If you bought a Lotto ticket from Matamata Paper Plus, you could be $8.25m richer.

Bring it on! Drop in restrictions see Aucklanders eating out and hitting the shops.

More than 113,000 vehicles went through the 10 police border checkpoints last week.

Bad weather isn't stopping Aucklanders from escaping their homes and hitting the malls.

Final reasons why Waikato Regional councillor was suspended from committees revealed.