Chris Bishop defends the new Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport, launching on 1 July 2026.
The Katikati Kids Hunting and Fishing Competition returns 27–29 March with $20,000 in prizes, including a $2,300 inflatable boat with outboard motor.
Katikati's iconic Barry sculpture is being repaired by original sculptor Donald Paterson after nearly a year off display following a vehicle strike in Apri
Grow On Katikati's scarecrow workshop and Edible Backyard Safari drew nearly 70 participants across two community events celebrating sustainability and gar
The grandmother of Timoti Tu'uaki Rolleston-Bryan, killed in a Katikati dog attack in 2024, says she will support the woman charged over his death in court
Katikati Community Led Development hosts a free PG movie night for youth on 27 March at The Arts Junction — register early as seats are limited.
A nature-lover's sanctuary in Whakamarama hits the market after 25 years, featuring glowworms, bush tracks, organic gardens and fallow deer.
New Zealand's food and fibre exports are set to hit a record $64.3 billion, driven by strong demand for dairy, meat, and kiwifruit.
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A new survey shows NZ food and fibre sector leaders are prioritising biosecurity, trade agreements and climate resilience in 2026. Here's why it matters.
NZ kiwifruit scientists are sharing their expertise with India following a new trade deal — great news for the global kiwifruit industry and Te Puke growers.
Experts warn of declining maths skills under the new curriculum, with significant gaps among primary students.
Azuki Bean, the cat from Wellington, is stealing hearts online with his adventurous spirit and antics.
Reports highlight major failures in care for an autistic girl sedated in a Waikato Hospital adult ward. Family speaks out on trauma.
Bird advocates support new educational plans for cat owners to protect native birdlife across Aotearoa.
Chris Bishop defends the new Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport, launching on 1 July 2026.
Horowhenua College is under scrutiny as a teacher faces allegations of inappropriate behaviour, with details under investigation.
Police say nothing stops FENZ from investing in a helicopter amid frontline concerns. Changes to the search and rescue system are coming.
Dozens of Auckland businesses seek clarity on the treatment of Heart of the City's CEO, requesting a special board meeting.
Chris Bishop defends the new Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport, launching on 1 July 2026.
Experts warn of declining maths skills under the new curriculum, with significant gaps among primary students.
Azuki Bean, the cat from Wellington, is stealing hearts online with his adventurous spirit and antics.
Horowhenua College is under scrutiny as a teacher faces allegations of inappropriate behaviour, with details under investigation.