Police investigate cause of abandoned house fire
Crews from Ohakune and Raetihi were called to SH49 on Tuesday night.
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Ōhakune housing development scuppered with Kāinga Ora withdrawal
Ngāti Rangi says the decision is a major setback for the community.
Ohakune hotel's history 'as chequered as the iconic dancefloor'
The historic Kings Hotel - the oldest hotel in the central North Island - is up for sale.
Future of Ruapehu Alpine Lifts uncertain as buyer backs out
Ruapehu Mayor Weston Kirton says the decision is frustrating for local businesses.
Buyer for insolvent Ruapehu Alpine Lifts skifield walks away
A buyer for the distressed skifield cites a short DoC licence, other factors in decision.
Experts warn trampers to be prepared on Tongariro Alpine Crossing
'It’s things like walking the track in jandals.'
National Park Village renaming proposal splits community
Te Korowai o Wainuiārua wants National Park village and railway station's original name.
'Very stupid decision': Essential worker who took ski holiday during Covid lockdown sentenced
It's unlikely he would have been caught had he not tried to scam free ski passes.
Dazzling dozen: Waikato locals scoop up New Year Honours
Among the recipients are a Major General and a Police Detective Inspector.
Dental professional honoured in New Year list
Barbara Dewson began her career as a school dental nurse in Ohakune.
Public feedback sought on bid to operate Tūroa skifield
The Department of Conservation is seeking public feedback on Pure Tūroa's application.
Kāinga Ora ready to proceed with Ōhakune housing project
A lobby group wants the new Government to put the project on hold.
State Highway 4 in Ruapehu reopens after truck crash
A truck rolled over on the highway on Tuesday night.
Ruapehu council wants Government assurance on environmental standards
“There is quite a lot of work involved."
Election 2023: Suze Redmayne will be first female MP for Rangitīkei
Redmayne's immediate plans included increasing the police presence in Feilding.
Fire crews respond to smoke coming from Raetihi building
Two crews from Raetihi and one from Ōhakune were at the scene.
Ruapehu skifield again goes cap-in-hand to Government
Liquidators say cash reserves were on track to run dry in two months.
Ōhakune social housing going ahead despite council, community dispute
'You can consult until the cows come home, but you’ll never satisfy all parties.'
Tramper rescued off Mt Ruapehu after falling, suffering serious fractures
The man in his 30s was walking 4000 metres up the mountain before his fall.
Man who escaped Auckland lockdown for ski trip convicted and discharged
The trio used their essential worker status to get out of Auckland during lockdown.
Ruapehu council and property owners clash over Ōhakune development
An online petition opposing the development gained over 1200 signatures.
Waimarino Art Awards return after three years
Submissions for the awards close on September 15.
How snow on Mt Ruapehu will change in future
“It’s going to be essential that we keep warming below 2C.”
Watch: Heart-stopping moment overtaking car narrowly misses head-on crash
A hatchback driver narrowly avoided a head-on collision with a truck.
Three-way partnership for Ōhakune housing development
The Ruapehu housing development will cater for different needs.
Carrot Park a popular stop-off for visitors and locals
The Ohakune Carrot Park attracts an average of 10,000 visitors a month.
New rail overbridge in Ohakune to open
The first of two restored Ohakune bridges opens on Friday, August 11.
Work under way to repair Ōhakune motel fire damage
The hotel is planned to be fully repaired by the end of the week.
Ōhakune fire: Crews battle 'challenging' motel blaze
Motel guests were woken by the fire alarm around 3am.
Treaty of Waitangi settlement 'just crumbs off the table. But the healing has to start'
'This piece of justice will re-energise and boost all the peoples in this area.'
$30m and apology for iwi who paid the price for the nation's development
The tribes' areas of interest include the middle reaches of the Whanganui River.
State Highway 1 reopened between Taihape and Waiōuru
The Desert Road section of the highway remains closed.
Logging veteran turns the turf for start of work on Te Ara o Mangawhero
The last time Laurie Weller had taken a shovel to the ground near Tūroa was 1960