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‘Everyone went silent’: Whanganui Youth MP speaks in Parliament
Taiko Edwards-Haruru milked 160 cows before heading to Wellington for Youth Parliament.
Shelley Loader: How we can all get a share of the apples
OPINION: Individual success is dependent on collective success, and vice versa.
Chaos as Ruapehu council rejects officials' advice on water
The officials' recommendation was estimated to save the community $40 million.
Strong winds bring weather warning and watches
South Taranaki has an orange strong wind warning with gusts set to reach 120km/h.
'Values-led' construction company takes top prize at Māori Business Awards
Grounded Company is not just a civil construction company, it’s also a social enterprise.
Whanganui missing child safe and well
Four-year-old Harlem, who had been missing since about 9am, was found early afternoon.
Wakefield St Bridge future in balance
The bridge closed for vehicles in early 2025 because of safety concerns.
Athletics: Much to celebrate in athletics
Alec McNab is keeping up with the good news while on his travels in Scotland.
Earthquakes every six to seven minutes detected under Mt Ruapehu
Volcanic tremor remains low; Mt Ruapehu is at Volcanic Alert Level 1.
$3.2m confirmed for rural health centre
Raetihi's existing health facility will be transformed into a 'wellness centre'.
Kaierau end Border’s reign, secure finals spot
There will be a new Tasman Tanning Premier champion this year.
Kevin Page: Semi-retired life and the quest for dry shoes
Despite shoes' sturdiness, fate had other intentions.
Council funding critical to continue Masters Games
'Every year, our costs are going up'.
Seabed mining project sparks alarm over impact on South Taranaki fisheries
Jamie Newell fears silt pollution will damage precious reef ecosystems.
Multiple purchase offers for pilot academy
'The ideal outcome would be to have flight training in Whanganui.'
Police seek sightings of car linked to missing person
The victim had been missing since June 27 and was last seen driving his white 2002 Mazda.
How a spray painter is mastering conflict resolution with NZ Army
Exercise Tauwharenīkau at Waiōuru will involve up to 250 Reserve Force personnel.
'He's just scared of me': Teen's Māori wards challenge to PM
Chris Hipkins agreed to meet him in Wellington after the Prime Minister said 'no'.