
Obituary: Auckland businessman Graeme Edwards
One of the former owners of Alloy Yachts, Graeme Edwards, has died.
One of the former owners of Alloy Yachts, Graeme Edwards, has died.
The highly respected primary sector leader died last month, leaving a legacy behind.
Stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis came on Mother’s Day: Huge outpouring of support followed.
The leader was a pivotal figure in Treaty settlements.
Stirling gave countless hours to Hawke's Bay cricket.
He also instigated the Tylee Cottage artist-in-residence programme in 1987.
The death of Henry Kissinger has created a polarising response around the world.
"Rest in peace, dear Bill. You’ll always be with us."
Sir Tim Wallis, of Wānaka, died on Tuesday evening last week following a short illness.
Jason Wynyard was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of cancer in May.
'There’s not enough time to say all that needs to be said about Marsh.'
Andy Cracknell had refereed rugby league and umpired netball for more than 40 years.
The prominent te ao Māori leader leaves a legacy of strengthening te reo Māori.
Brian Chesham was a beloved character of the coastal Waikato town.
Heath Streak has passed away after a publicised battle with cancer.
Telegraph: The pioneering broadcaster, who has died aged 88, didn't do 'touchy feely'.
A new song from the series Outlander has been posthumously released.
Fans will remember his epic scenes with Rachel Green.
Saturday April 29, after sun rise, at 96, Pat willingly joined the spirit world.
Jock Zonfrillo was the tattooed bad-boy chef who won a legion of female fans on the show.
Brenda was remembered as being someone who gave her all to everything and everyone.
Former Dannevirke News photographer John Jamieson has died.
Northland bone carver Len Kay remembered for his outstanding work and his family.
Max Collett was one of just two pilots to sink German midget submarines using a Spitfire.
'A force of nature for the protection of whales'.
Remembering the influential and eccentric musician who committed to a bohemian lifestyle.