
Record facility investment recorded for Gisborne's economic development agency
Trust Tairāwhiti supported 216 local businesses, delivering $114k in capability funding.
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Northland aim to reclaim the Ranfurly Shield after nearly 50 years.
The victim was found critically injured and died on Thursday evening.
The public should still take care in and around ocean and estuaries this weekend - Nema.
Council workers mowed lawns amid tsunami alerts in St Heliers, Auckland this morning.
OPINION: Our vital regional air routes are being crippled by soaring costs.
"For God’s sake, Prime Minister, you’re the only one who can step up now."
Police blocked part of a busy city road to extract the man from his home.
Coastal areas under threat include harbours, estuaries and small boats.
Roy Arbon left a note at his home on Wednesday, and has not been seen or heard from since.
Howard Temple changed his plea on the third day of his trial in Greymouth.
Severe thunderstorm watches are in place for the Bay of Plenty and Gisborne.
Driving conditions will be hazardous with surface flooding and poor visibility.
The Spectacle and Hamilton Arts Festival are the first events supported.
Howard Temple entered not guilty pleas this morning.
Police are appealing for info after Roy Arbon went missing near Greymouth five days ago.
Heavy rain and strong winds are expected from late Monday to early Wednesday.
Jim Weir says his son's home is now 'unsaleable' after the council's flood buy-back.
Roy Arbon, a former Erebus recovery worker, featured in documentary The Scam.
An active front is set to bring rain to much of the country next week.
Temperatures hit -7.5C in Dunedin and -3.9C in Masterton today.
Police are concerned for safety of 75-year-old missing near Greymouth.
MetService warns calm conditions will be coming to an end.
A meteorologist warns settled weather is coming to a close.
DoC plans to start paid parking in October at Punakaiki, Franz Josef, and Aoraki.
Clean and green is still New Zealand’s drawcard
The grass-fed standard and logo will be a point of difference in international markets
From cinematic Scottish Highlands to Hadrian's Wall, these hikes have it all.
A plan exists for potential closure if Taupō can't find enough staff.
Frosts for Auckland, more possible tomorrow; Chch records coldest temperature of month.