Risky red light runners
Parents and school encouraging more oversight
Breakdown closes SH3
Broken down truck closes the road between Otorohanga and Te Kuiti in Waitomo.
Trio succeed despite big setbacks
12:16pm Cycling across Australia is a challenge in itself. Add in a fire and a collision with a kangaroo and it becomes a true mission.
Who are these women?
12:30pm
Their identities are a mystery, the photographer is unknown, as is the year the portrait was taken.
Residents welcome pathway solution
A decision by the NZTA not to close the busy Tawa St slip road has been welcomed by local residents.
Body found by Huntly riverside
11:46am CPR attempts could not revive a man found by the river in Huntly.
Teens stood down from school after attack on gang member
Body found by Huntly riverside
Chiefs' midfield stretched as Sharks circle for Super Rugby clash
Hamilton woman assaulted on run
Katie Milne is NZ's Dairy Woman of the Year
Red light runners put kids at risk
Steep fall fractures Raglan man's leg
Whakatane teens sought over assault claim
Top mares Postman's Daughter and Chintz get back on the track
Breakdown closes State Highway 3, Hamilton crash slows traffic
Dairy awards winners named
Katie Milne is New Zealand's Dairy Woman of the Year.
Woman attacked while running
A woman out for an evening run was dragged into bushes and indecently assaulted, police say.
Teens sought over assault claim
Teens attack gang member
Leg fractured in fall
A Raglan man was winched to safety after falling down a steep bank on a building site near Whale Bay.
Historic club for sale
The old Hamilton Club on Grantham St is up for sale or lease, having had life breathed back into it by a renovation.
Guy rejects dairy freeze
Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy has scotched calls for a moratorium on dairy conversions in the Waikato.
Rent row death blow
Coding business gets $60,000
Police begin 1080 door-knocks
Members of the Ban 1080 Party are being questioned by police as they investigate the 1080 threat.
Chiefs' midfield stretched as Sharks circle
Midfield stocks at the Chiefs are taking a battering, bringing back memories of the 2014 season.
Postman's Daughter gets back on the track
Postmans Daughter and Chintz pop up out of retirement in Saturday's Tauranga entries.
Hungry Northern Knights openers pile on the runs
SBW likely to miss Sharks clash due to headaches
Double sculls combo connects immediately
For the third consecutive international campaign, Robbie Manson has been teamed with a new crewmate.
Mum's the word for McDonald in Sydney
Champion jockey won't have to look far to get latest on progress of top Ruakaka mare Rising Romance in Sydney.
Fringe festivals are magical things
I'm writing this from a high window overlooking the Pacific Ocean, whipped up by a storm.
Waikato fares well in development
Despicable 1080 terrorist must be found
Time to stop the perks
Prime Minister John Key's plans to curb MPs' pay rises hit a snag last week.
Lamborghini ice driving is sheer craziness
"More throttle ... less speed" is a seemingly crazy instruction for sliding six of the world's most expensive new cars across a frozen lake.
Giant Transformer replicas built from scrap car parts
A father and son in China have turned scrap car parts into giant Transformers replicas.
Tourism boss: Foreign drivers pose a threat
Weekend work slows Auckland
Spectacular end to wild chase in US
Police chase of a suspected impaired driver in California comes to a dramatic end.
A cross-dressing conundrum
French director Francois Ozon talks about how he got the romantic lead his new film into a dress and heels.
Redford’s Italian connection
You might know him as The Horse Whisperer but to Leonardo Baldi, he's a polite and obliging diner.
Fringe festivals are magical things
Could be Friends for life
Musical craft a labour of love
Cambridge's Rodney Stedall has just completed a special order for a seven-string classical guitar commissioned by the New Zealand Guitar Quartet.
Mitchell and Street are TVs hottest
The sexiest and the best of NZ TV have again been chosen by voters in the annual TV Guide Best On The Box wards.
Insurgent offers well-executed action
Insurgent has been made with care, to be as good a film as it can possibly be. Audiences will appreciate that.
Jamie's World gets bigger
Blurred Line may be banned
The Bachelor: Fart-gate
It was the fart that stopped the nation. On her first date with the Bachelor yoga teacher Poppy let something slip...
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