
High energy and huge voices at Waipawa M&D's Little Shop of Horrors
The sense of anticipation in the theatre was palpable...
The sense of anticipation in the theatre was palpable...
Dominic Dixon and Sean Findlay are in, with Greg Nicol as the coach.
Havelock North Trade Aid store is one of 13 shutting doors across the country.
Courage on show in a crucial Chatham Cup win – now a key Central League clash awaits.
'In the old days in first-class rugby, ladies weren’t allowed at the after-match...'
The crash was reported soon after 2.30pm.
The council has made decisions on its rates rise and Frimley Pool.
The Hawke's Bay couple claimed their prize at one of Hawke's Bay's busiest supermarkets.
The cyclone-ravaged building has been trucked out of the Waiohiki Creative Arts Village.
Judge says region's architecture wins 'uplifting' for region.
On Monday, July 1, there will be a dawn ceremony at Pukekaihau Pā, Waipukurau.
Council offices were 'among sites immediately locked down as a precaution'.
Large Dannevirke audience hears critical meth information.
Logging truck rolls in Hawke's Bay, leaving the main road littered with its load.
The exhibition features more than 60 creatives from every corner of Aotearoa.
Trevor Jackson could be safely described as a 'doer'.
Toitū Te Tiriti movement is about learning together and supporting each other.
Bring gumboots and a spade for harakeke planting and checking out inanga spawning sites.
A business owner says retail crime is happening too often across the city.
The event would have featured lanterns being floated in a pond at a park.
Sensibly, restrictions around schools will stay in place.
One student won a scholarship for the trip after being rescued during Cyclone Gabrielle.
It's boom times for the club, which hosts rugby, squash, netball and football too.
Kirsten Wise talks about local spaces being the heart of the community.
Events and workshops will attract growers, exporters and suppliers.
Group behind 'The Bright Project' wants to bring Flaxmere community together through art.
Greendale Tennis Club saw a rise in talent with the end-season youth championship results.
'She’s a senior now, but she’s a legend ... to include her in the NZ team is important.'
Sally Dryland joined the executive of Tararua Fed Farmers in 2011.
The RSE scheme brings in workers from nine Pacific countries, including Papua New Guinea.