
'Kiwi dream': Designer's unique holiday home hits the big screen
Fifteen years has been dedicated to the design and build of The Chodge in South Waikato.
Fifteen years has been dedicated to the design and build of The Chodge in South Waikato.
Police want to hear from witnesses to the crash.
Rather than being 'aesthetic changes', the work has been 'remedial'.
Farm staff used kayaks to bring the curious heifers back, after they lifted a gate hinge.
Steve Gwilliam recognised for having a 'remarkable impact' on Northland's cycle trails.
Police attribute increased drug use to greater availability and lower prices.
Only two of the 10 missing Northlanders are on the police's public list.
Te Puke is now home to the county’s second-best excavator operator.
'This scholarship will allow me to focus even more on my academic and career goals.'
The Northland Expressway will run from Warkworth to Whangārei.
Angela Swann-Cronin, a former RNZAF pilot, spoke about love and courage.
The Mount Maunganui cenotaph drew a large crowd for the 2025 Anzac dawn service.
Round up of today's Anzac Day celebrations around Northland
The show blends te reo Māori with stunning circus theatre.
New powers granted to target gangs after three shootings in 48 hours are being used.
Surf club patrols wrapped up last weekend and will restart on Labour weekend.
Timber barriers are appearing along Marine Parade to stop vehicles.
More than 450 homes could be built on the land.
The Hawke’s Bay Tactical Crime Unit's lead happens to be a returned serviceman.
'I was quite content to be back home.'
A Gang Conflict Warrant has been issued and police are promising to use it.
The national day of remembrance for fallen servicemen and women begins with dawn services.
Gail Jones is selling her Tamahere base, which comes with a historic church.
Lives depended on short and long beeps – dots and dashes.
Four new projects have been announced for the hospital over the next decade.
Since the end of February, 232 birds were moved to new homes.
Opinion: Kem Ormond looks into the boxthorn hedge and the inventive methods to tackle it.
Ted Lewis served as a war artist during WWII, capturing scenes in Italy and Egypt.
A staff member was critically injured in the April 9 attack.
Between 500 and 600 people, including Australians, are expected to attend.