'People make mistakes': Plea for drivers to slow down after 9 crash deaths in 9 weeks
There are many factors behind a spike in fatalities, police say.
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Morning tea and a show: The events at Toitoi hope to evoke memories.
The target was 1611 - it was broken with more than half an hour to go.
Rod Sutton set four world records. Now he's helping others chase their dreams.
'Having started the new year like that was a relief, and a reward.'
Station was sold between brothers' trusts in a "family arrangement".
Safety on the roads has come a long way since 1973, but police are desperate we do better.
The road toll across Hawke’s Bay this year has now reached 17 deaths.
No-warning cancellations are hurting resources and stretching out wait times.
"I was told the only reason I was alive was because of my heart."
The council says the cost of the underwater vehicle is expected to be less than $50,000.
Christmas punters prep for popular parades.
A mum of two has taken inspiration from her children for her business name and approach.
A Napier punter won $13,000 during Lotto's Wednesday draw.
Civil Defence and emergency services were on alert in Wairoa.
Police knocked on doors to wake families to alert them to the dangers of the rising river.
One person has died in a second serious crash in the area in less than 12 hours.
This policewoman is teaching children what love looks like when they're in a safe home.
This was what beekeepers had been desperate for after the cyclone flooded many hives.
A man working on a forestry block near Dannevirke did not return home from work.
What started as one woman's idea kicked into a day of fun and fitness for Gumboot Friday.
Collis this month attended the opening of the museum on a trip she paid for herself.
"If I hadn’t had my helmet on, I would have died there and then."
Norsewood Cemetery reveals the lives of early settlers.
Mason McKeown's journey to supermarket ownership began as a teenager mopping floors.
Totara slabs, an original toilet seat, and a taxidermy possum thrill museum visitors.
It is arguably the most dominant performance since the Shield was first presented in 1902.
As part of Lindy's passion for fresh foods, she is planning to introduce new deli items.
Suffrage medal winner says the vote was probably most easily won of the women's victories.
There were so many laughs, you could almost forget the dramatic backdrop to this campaign.