
It's the destination that leaves foreigners in disbelief, and it's right here in NZ
A place where dogs can be mayor, railways are pedalled and bridges lead to nowhere.
A place where dogs can be mayor, railways are pedalled and bridges lead to nowhere.
1981 captain Ian Rogers has released his history of the sport at the school.
'We are now back on track to progress this development.'
There is a significant increase in player numbers, including males.
They will be added to the city endowment portfolio, which is valued at $45m.
'There is a bit of uncertainty.'
Four insect species will be released in the Horizons region to control purple loosestrife.
'Without political pressure on a nationwide and international scale, nothing will stop.'
A wedding photographer pulled out because they thought the ceremony was 'too graphic'.
'At the clubhouse afterwards, a guy said it was better to be lucky than good.'
Bill Simmons says the only council resource residents in his area need is water supply.
Dave Mazey says he wants to ensure Whakapapa’s survival.
'Marist gave us a really good wake-up call and we needed it.'
The new-look Marton side are now third on the ladder.
'How are they going to pay for their power bill and heating?'
Shamika Hoeta has won the first beauty pageant she has entered.
'I would be surprised if this winter actually ended up being really cold.'
Consent has been given to build a 38-hectare solar farm on a sheep farm.
Sir Robert Martin is remembered as a trailblazer for the disabled community.
'I’ve heard it all before - there must be something wrong with you.'
'We just want to get the feet under the desk and make sure we’ve got the basics down.'
The patient was flown by helicopter to Whanganui Hospital.
Delay gives more time to do a better job, including collecting more data from water users.
They will be phased in around the district by June 30, 2027.
Delays of up to 10 minutes can be expected for seven weeks at Whangaehu.
The log hauler fire was fully involved when crews arrived.
Dave Moore estimates the project would cost $35 million.
'It’s all good, I just haven’t told my wife yet.'
The wild horse muster didn't go ahead last year because of Cyclone Gabrielle.