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After-hours clinics on verge of collapse in some regions

Overworked GPs have signalled they can no longer provide cover or the funding falls short.

Middle Ages Spread comes to The Woolshed

Te Awamutu Light Operatic Society opens season with Middle Age Spread.

NZ Agricultural Show: Senior A&P figures hope to salvage 2024 event

Last week, organisers cancelled the 2024 event, saying it wasn't financially viable.

Rainbow Storytime nationwide tour cancelled after threats of violence

Last month, protests by Destiny Church forced the cancellation of their Rainbow Storytime events in Hastings and Rotorua.

Hawke’s Bay couple’s amazing run with star sprinter Mazu continues

A roundup of the week's racing.

Porirua man, 61, to appear in court after car tyres slashed

He was arrested yesterday and will appear in Porirua District Court.

From Tauranga to Taranaki for new owner-operator of Stratford supermarket

New World Stratford's new owner-operator has moved from coast to coast.

Man arrested after 20 reports of car tyres slashed in Porirua

A man has been charged after the incident.

Lotto results: Waikato winner - Matamata player has lucky ticket

More Lotto luck for region.

Artificial turf theft upsets Rotorua cricket boss

It happened four times last year and now it's happened again.

After spending $2m on pins for Covid-19 workers, department now cutting costs

A government office that spent millions on lapel pins for pandemic workers is now looking to cut back on spending.

Who can look at your credit report and how it can impact your job prospects

When is a credit check for a job acceptable, and how can you improve bad credit?

Christopher Luxon blasts Debbie Ngarewa-Packer’s claim of misogynistic demotions

The Prime Minister's office calls the comments 'frankly ridiculous and without merit.'

Rotorua restaurant Urbano Bistro reopens after car crashes in, injuring customer

A customer seriously injured in the smash still has a long road to recovery ahead.

Massive fire contained in Hawke's Bay overnight

Crews were able to get the fire under control in the early hours of the morning.

Is NZ bringing in 'Indonesian coal every month to keep the lights on'?

Analysis: The Resource Minister said it, but is it true and why does it matter?

For Today: Waikato youths reach for the stars with Kiwi classics

A small town school production is reaching for the stars with For Today, a musical featuring iconic Kiwi songs from a golden era in New Zealand music.

Kiwi ingenuity shines as NZDF gets creative for Gallipoli Anzac Day ceremony

Described as a "fantastic representation", the NZDF contingent made do with a loaned cornet and resized uniforms after their luggage was lost in Dubai.

Loopholes will be exploited in new vape rules - experts

There is no doubt vape manufacturers will find and exploit loopholes in new regulations, say marketing experts.

'The Truth' 2x2 religious sect confirms police investigation

Former members of a secretive sect under investigation by the FBI for historical child sexual abuse warn it is a highly controlling and insular group with many unwritten rules.

Rail bridge reopened after floods left it sagging

A flood damaged rail bridge has been reopened after a support was swept away in high water, leaving the 610m-long structure sagging, but a mayor says more work is needed on crucial infrastructure.

Manslaughter guilty plea for fatal fight over messy kitchen

A man who tried to break up a fight over a messy kitchen ended up being fatally stabbed in the neck, while another man was stabbed in the shoulder.

World-first child autism clinic trialled in Wellington

A world-first child autism clinic is being trialled in Wellington, providing support to families of children under five years old identified with signs of autism.

Anzac Day: Veterans acknowledged at services around NZ, in Pacific and Gallipoli

Anzac Day has been commemorated around New Zealand, the Pacific and at Gallipoli, with Winston Peters speaking at the dawn service in Turkey.

School brings back traditional single-cell classrooms

Rangiora High School has a 1980s feel about it, following the refurbishment of its Rakahuri building, says principal Bruce Kearney.

Police dog punched after burglar caught on roof with booze shop loot

A man's spree of daylight-armed robberies and night-time burglaries came to an abrupt halt after police busted him on the roof of a bottle store with nearly $3000 worth of stolen loot.

Watch: Attendees at New Plymouth's Anzac Day dawn service lift car by hand

A group of people had to manually lift and move a car before New Plymouth's Anzac Day dawn service could begin.

Residents seek answers after years of abuse, poor behaviour from Parnell lodge tenants

The Parnell lodges' owners are being accused of putting profits ahead of any sense of social responsibility to residents.

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