In 2010, palaeontologist James Crampton discovered a partial ichthyosaur skeleton while working on Coverham Station in the ...

From supermarket rat infestations, to job cuts, a hkoi, and the Marokopa man who continues to evade police – here are some of the biggest NZ stories from 2024. Recap: From supermarket rat infestations ...

One lucky Strike player from Auckland will be living the dream after winning $800,000 with Strike Four in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning ticket was sold on MyLotto to a player from Auckland.

Another programme being rolled out in January is the Road Safety Summer Roadshow. Fun activities and spot prizes will be had throughout the Eastern Bay from 14-17 January in Matatā, Ōhope, Ōpōtiki, Te ...

Another sign that local producers continued to do their best to push through tough times was the almost record number of ...

At the Inland Revenue Department, Asians and Pasifika also had the highest ethnic pay gaps as of July 2024, and were also the ...

The New Years Day fatigue stop in Matat has been a staple for many years, aiming to prevent crashes caused by exhausted drivers, but this year the event will also be held in ptiki.

The Ministry of Transport’s provisional annual toll for 2024 sits at 290, well over 10 percent lower than the 341 deaths recorded on New Zealand’s roads last year and almost two-thirds down on the ...

As part of our Easy Does It summer campaign, were providing weekly updates on Aucklands water supply situation. As part of ...

Greenleaf Fresh Ltd has entered voluntary administration. This decision follows recent financial challenges impacting the company’s operations. The administration process aims to protect the interests ...

“The latest Reserve Bank numbers show that the average interest rate paid on mortgage borrowing has barely fallen to date given the preponderance of fixed-rate mortgage borrowing. “But over the coming ...

True dedication to skiing knows no off-season. Some enthusiasts travel great distances to chase winter across hemispheres ensuring their connection to the slopes stays upright. Others make the most of ...