
Old allies at odds in crucial seat for Maori
The two front-runners for the Waiariki seat say there are no hard feelings as they battle for the crucial electorate that could determine any Maori political gains.
The two front-runners for the Waiariki seat say there are no hard feelings as they battle for the crucial electorate that could determine any Maori political gains.
A spate of small earthquakes around White Island today is not unusual and is nothing to worry about, seismologist John Ristau says.
A symbolic koikoi (sharpened stick) given to the Hon Michael Cullen by Tame Iti to help negotiations between Tuhoe and the Crown has been returned to Tuhoe.
Southland saved the best until last to fend off Bay of Plenty by 34 - 23 in Invercargill.
Police commissioner Mike Bush has apologised to the Tuhoe people for police actions during raids of the Taneatua and Ruatoki communities nearly seven years ago.
The battle for the body of James Takamore may be heading back to court after a planned exhumation in the Eastern Bay of Plenty was blocked by protesters.
Pinepine Savage holds proof in her own life that it is possible to turn around a town that everyone had written off.
Three Kawerau men have been jailed for 12 and a half years for their part in the shooting of two men in the township in September.
A businesswoman will be appealing an order to return more than $14m to a Maori land trust
Whakatane diners had their meal interrupted tonight when a vehicle ploughed into six cars in the main street.
A fundraising appeal for the 7-year-old girl who was mauled by dogs has already raised $65,000.
A young solo mother was left with no money after a bank fault cleared her account and left her having to borrow money for her baby's nappies.
The 5-month-old baby who died after the car she was in crashed head-on into an oncoming truck in Bay of Plenty has been identified by police.
The youngest of two children injured in a serious crash near Whakatane yesterday has died at Auckland's Starship Hospital.
A Kawerau man has admitted plunging a knife through a relative's neck as he sat eating dinner.
An Opotiki man has admitted the aggravated robbery of two German tourists, who were attacked in their tent in Whakatane on Boxing Day.