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Mayor Mahé Drysdale said the visit underlined the need for affordable housing in Tauranga.

Surgeons cut into Maceo's skull to drain fluid as an infection threatened his life.

Ronald McDonald House says surging demand means they can no longer accommodate everyone.

SuperGrans will run a GranStand chill zone with kai, games and alcohol-free drinks.

The record has been confirmed by Guinness World Records.

A Queenstown escape for St John and retro Coca-Cola cans also cracked the top 10.

Jono Ridler, in partnership with Live Ocean, will swim from North Cape to Wellington to raise awareness for healthy oceans and call for an end to bottom trawling.

'This next mission will push me to my limits,' the 35-year-old marathon swimmer said.

Last year, over 400 buckets were donated to Hawke's Bay Christmas Cheer Appeal.

The Princess dedicated the 2025 service to people showing love in hard times.

In one day the community donated more than $22k in food and gift items.

Social worker Jansje Strydom walked the landmark in China for Barnardos.

Kiwi stars come together in Variety Christmas video. Video / Variety

Fill the Bus collects so many donations that the bus has to be emptied multiple times during the day-long food drive.

Prince William and a number of famous faces will read or perform at the festive service.

The Auditor-General found the Gumboot Friday contract was managed properly.

Founding trustee Jan Bolton famously sold some machinery to help get Geyser started.

Finley English has learned that you never really know what someone’s going through.

Racing industry gets behind important charity with Christmas Raceday for Cure Kids.

The hospice must raise $8.4m each year, as only 43% of its funding comes from Health NZ.

Dr Peter Culham joined a Hawke’s Bay team treating 500 patients in Tanzania.

'To stand there and say we made men's health history is pretty bloody cool.'

Donations will be accepted until December 23 across Napier and Hastings.

The charity has publicly distanced itself from a motorcycle ride planned in its name.

Donations hit $22,024.63 in the first week, nearly doubling last year's start.

Church-sponsored vending machine at shopping mall lets donors see what they're giving.

Hamish Legarth and Nicole Shields biked through six African nations.

Maia Hall first thought the heavy metal band’s donation offer was an online scam.

The bees faced eviction after an anonymous complaint. Nicholas Bard, 10, rallied support.