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Trust Tairāwhiti plans 'proactive approach' to tackle Gisborne's dropping cruise bookings

Cruise visits drop to 10 next season here - Trust Tairawhiti takes proactive approach.

Smith & Caughey’s unveils final window display, announces it will close in days

The store’s 'End of an Era Sale' began last Wednesday, attracting lines around the block.

Local football returns to McLean Park after 30 year absence

Football was possibly the first sport played at McLean Park, in 1910.

Inside Christchurch's long-overdue new $500m indoor sports facility

The project is a decade late and nearly triple the original budget.

'We're here to grow value': Govt announces grass-fed cert scheme, $17m resilient pasture programme

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said agriculture was leading NZ out of a recession.

Inside Christchurch’s long-awaited new $500m indoor sports facility

Christchurch’s Metro Sports Facility – Parakiore is due to open later this year

Adrian Orr resigned as Reserve Bank Governor over a funding disagreement

Wellington Business Editor Jenée Tibshraeny explains Orr wanted $1 billion plus for the next five years, which his board deemed excessive.

The 17-year-old Queenstown rodeo star off to the US

Zoe Johnston and 4 other Kiwis will compete at the US high school rodeo finals in July.

Govt and industry ink deal to tackle potential foot-and-mouth crisis

'An outbreak could cost up to $3b to eradicate, but doing nothing would be far worse.'

Investigator says missing US student 'appears to be safe' despite ongoing police search

Private investigators say there's no immediate concern for Will's safety.

The Country: Sporting legends at Fieldays

A cast of 1000s including the PM, Dame Valerie Adams, Richie McCaw, and Monty Betham.

Drunk man's violent attack on woman while watching Netflix

Walterfang stabbed the floor near the victim's head multiple times while smiling.

NZ Herald Live: Police update missing Christchurch woman Elisabeth Nicholls.

Detective Sergeant Lucy Aldridge is providing an update to the media on the ongoing search for missing Christchurch woman Elisabeth Nicholls.

Govt funds e-bike charging to boost Hawke's Bay trail tourism

The Government will fund six e-bike chargers on Hawke’s Bay Trails.

Government compromises with Auckland on housing, U-turns on 'sausage flat' promise

Auckland will opt out of the 'sausage flat' law but other councils will be forced to stay.

Armed police intervention: Tunnel reopens after firearm incident

Police received a report of a firearm incident in Kilbirnie.

Auckland Uni vice-chancellor abruptly resigns after fresh 5-year reappointment

Her resignation was announced today.

'We just felt like she was written off'

Family search for answers after mum's sudden hospital death. Video / Michael Craig