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Hamilton business honouring war veterans
Local Hamilton company Wash Rite have decided to clean war veterans' houses for free
Young musician to join Kiwi legends
A young Waikato musician will be taking to the stage with some famous faces
Drivers warned to expect wild weather
Grab the wet weather gear as rain is on its way, and high winds are set to hit.
Kiwi reveals benefits of orgasmic yoga
Kiwi bodyworker explains how this yoga is key to unleashing erotic energy without touch.
Life membership on Anzac Day
WWII veteran 94-year-old Bob Rowland's receiving well deserved recognition today.
Ex-Northland cop stars in Survivor
He used to taking on crims - but how will he go in the jungle of Nicaragua?
Watch NZH Local Focus: Double blow for farmer, floods and receivership
Ian Troughton's farm has been placed in receivership. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Shark tale: Fishers' great white surprise
Fishermen looking to tag bronze whaler sharks instead came upon three great whites.
Helping to make NZ pest-free by 2050
Conservation firm Goodnature is working towards a pest-free country by 2030.
Problems with Lower Hutt water continue
Lower Hutt's water supply will be chlorinated while bacterial activity is investigated.
Big swells and fine weather forecast
A sub-tropical low is bringing big swells to the East Coast.
Fire crews control large blaze
Two big sheds - each measuring 50m by 20m - were "well alight" when crews arrived.
Highway upgrade halted following community input
The project to upgrade SH1 north of Levin along the Waitarere curves has been halted
Another large storm to skirt NZ
Yet another enormous storm is heading our way but we might just dodge the bullet.
Hurricanes' doctor first on crash scene
The Captain's Run was in full swing yesterday, when a man driving past had a medical event
'High-risk' convicted rapist to be freed
Man convicted of serious sex crimes against young girls to be released from prison.
Northland part of Hep C cure
Northland is where a drug to treat Hepatitis C has a near-100 per cent success rate.
Teacher booted out after sex with student
The teacher remains in an intermittent relationship with the teenager.
Meth problem needs more money and support
A walk-in centre for users and whanau affected by meth opens next week in Waipukurau.
Series of quakes rock middle NZ
The top of the South Island has been shaken by a series of earthquakes this morning.
Drawn into a computer scam
A Paraparaumu woman is annoyed with herself for getting drawn into a computer scam.
'I didn't think all of this would happen'
Whangarei woman making hundreds of school lunches for children overwhelmed by the support.
Repairs weeks away on Tutukaka road slip
Residents will be cut off for weeks before work even starts on a Tutukaka Coast roadslip
Thunder and hail possible for Monday
Thunder and hail could hit on Monday after the sun shone for Easter.
Showers en route for North Island
Showers are likely for much of the North Island today, according to the MetService.
Crews out at daybreak to assess damage
After the storm comes the clean-up, as Civil Defence crews assess the damage.
'Power lines down, trees down'
Find out what's happening in your region as Cyclone Cook sweeps in.
Airbnb offering free rooms for Cyclone Cook evacuees
Free rooms are being listed and service fees waived for those affected by the cyclone
Cook vs Debbie: The science of the storms
How does Cyclone Cook compare with last week's big storm? Experts explain.
Cyclone warning: 'Get home, get safe'
Officials are keen to avoid road deaths as Cyclone Cook bears down.
Cyclone Cook puts ferries on high alert
Ferry passengers told not to panic, after comparisons with storm that sank the Wahine