
Te Paepae o Aotea student becomes firefighter
Kieran Taylor says it's important to give back to the community that's supported him.
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'We need to make sure our rights and interests are protected.'
She later phoned him from prison to coax him into telling police he lied about the attack.
The victim was on his couch when three gang members walked into his home and attacked him.
A profoundly deaf woman says deaf people face many barriers in finding employment
Shamika Hoeta has won the first beauty pageant she has entered.
Sheep and beef farmer Jared Coogan is worried school children will be put at risk.
Ashley Hoeta-Williamson's story is motion picture worthy.
New bridge on SH43 expected to be a safer traffic route.
Flooding is possible at the bottom of the North Island as a fierce weather system stalls.
Nearly 13,000 people report feeling the shake.
She's already making plans for her 103rd birthday celebration.
More than 2900 people report feeling shake which Geonet says struck at a depth of 70km.
The councillors present were asked to give their personal opinion on one of the topics.
A 46-year-old man from Hāwera has been arrested in relation to the death.
Three days of partial closures are planned for Awakino Gorge, Waitomo.
Police were called to a disorder at 10:17pm.
Kylee Lawrence said there's a village raising the five puppies.
Kevin Moore claims he is tangata whenua and refuses to move from the beachside property.
$16.3 million is needed to replace the earthquake-prone pavilion.
Jacob Greacen was on meth, fatigued and speeding when he crashed into a car, killing two.
Julianna Nuku's 'entitled and demanding' ways have the Parole Board concerned.
The bill proposes recognising the maunga as a legal person.
Head coach Clayton McMillan has named his line-up for the match against the Hurricanes.
There are rain and wind alerts for Tasman, Taranaki and Wellington.
The Infrastructure Minister has questioned TTR's claim about the fast-track process.
Project deemed a success on both sides of the farm fence.
One of Washington DC's top tourist attractions is ironically, full of duds.
Monique Radford, who grew up in Stratford, now lives in Ashburton.
The company wants to mine 36km off the coast from Pātea in the South Taranaki Bight.