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Police believe the student was hit by a vehicle and want to hear from other road users.

The person was found dead at the scene.

For six days, at least 17 inmates rioted causing widespread damage at the prison.

NZ cricketers embark on a week-long tour in celebration of their Test Championship win.

Te Awamutu's Rebecca Petch was outstanding today in her quarter-final races in Tokyo.

New calls to connect whanau to unmarked graves at Tokanui Hospital Cemetery

National Māori Authority calling for the government to fund a "whakapapa project".

Council's water supply project is on the finish line and ready for completion in October.

Waipā council is urging residents to say goodbye to single-use plastic items for a month.

Department of Conservation and Fonterra are on a mission to keep Lake Ruatuna free of koi.

Accused was acquitted of murder but is now being sentenced for drugs charges.

Sharon Margaret Bradley failed in her bid to keep her name permanently secret.

William has lived in the US since 2015 but still has happy memories of his home country.

The crash happened just before 1pm today.

Skills learnt in Waikeria Prison used to turn life around for Awhenua Trophy finalist.

Emergency accommodation in Hamilton felt unsafe so they moved to Gisborne.

The story behind popular 'The Legend of Marty Banks' page and what the creator is doing.

The cyclist was found just before 8.30am today.

Seven vehicles have been impounded but more action is promised, police say.

Police move in to confiscate cars allegedly involved in burnouts at crash victim's wake.

Waikato dairy farmer Andrew Macky is bringing day-to-day farming life to YouTube.

Businesses are reeling after a woman who tested positive for Covid visited their shops.

"We know that there are tensions between members of the group."

The human rights group is calling on minister to ensure force isn't used to end standoff.

It's thought a lack of access to phones for prisoners could be the cause of the rioting.

Waikeria prisoners and guards have been in a stand-off for nearly 24 hours.

Waharoa and pou unveiled in spirit of reconciliation between Waikato-Tainui and Ngā Puhi.

Maniapoto move to next stage of settlement with the Crown.

Some bargain-hunting customers left disappointed and empty-handed yesterday.