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Councillors approved $150,500 in urgent works for Tīrau Pool to open in 2026-27.

Lexi Brierley’s family have baked about 450 brownie slices while fundraising for her.

The delay left subsequent airport annual reports unaudited.

The dispute has spilled on to social media.

Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to $15 million for Saturday.

South Waikato council allocates $180k for management of Te Waihou/Blue Spring.

The council will sell 3257 square metres of farmland in Waimana.

The situation would be reviewed within 12 months.

OPINION: Electoral rules should be judged before we know who will gain from them.

Your guide to What's On in the region.

Niwa expects settled weekend weather before another front arrives late Sunday.

The new food and organic waste collections is on target, despite early rollout issues.

The CEO says a contractor suffered a medical event.

Political uncertainty is delaying decisions by businesses and households.

Justice O’Gorman credited WiRepa’s efforts to address methamphetamine addiction.

One organisation says it will do 'everything we can' including support with CVs.

Future for Māori shouldn’t depend entirely on political goodwill, writes Tāmati Coffey.

Steven Taiatini died on a grass verge after being struck by a car in 2023.

Flick Scott went to the US for treatment in May and is planning to return for more.

He said swimming close to Zimbabwe let him show his roots to the world.

Auckland lies under a 26-hour heavy rain watch while Bay of Plenty is under a warning.

Dippie's mural stands steps from Basquiat's former home and studio on Great Jones St.

An orange heavy rain warning is in place east of Whakatāne.

Two guests at Lifang Chen’s election-night hotpot meant to vote but missed it.

A Black Power member and his girlfriend are on trial for Steven Taiatini's death.