News

Sources in this library

• Bay of Plenty Times
• Bush Telegraph
• Central Otago News
• Central Rural Life
• Clutha Leader
• Courier, The
• Daily Post, The (Rotorua, New Zealand)
• Ensign, The
• Guardian, The
• Hastings Leader, The
• Hawkes Bay Today
• Herald on Sunday
• Horowhenua Chronicle
• Kapiti News
• Katikati Advertiser
• Mix, The
• Mountain Scene
• Napier Courier, The
• New Zealand Herald, The (Auckland, New Zealand)
• North Canterbury News
• Northern Advocate, The (Whangarei, New Zealand)
• Northland Age, The
• Oamaru Mail
• Otago Daily Times (New Zealand)
• Otago Daily Times: Web Edition Articles (New Zealand)
• Signal
• Southland Express
• Sports Tab
• Star, The
• Stratford Press
• Taupo Weekender
• Te Awamutu Courier
• Te Puke Times
• Wairarapa Midweek
• Wairarapa Times-Age
• Weekend Herald
• West Coast Farming Times, The
• West Coast Messenger, The
• Whanganui Chronicle
• Whanganui Midweek

Latest documents

• Māori ward councillors turn to security funding after election harassment

  At least two newly elected councillors in the Eastern Bay of Plenty will be accessing newly available support to have security systems installed in their homes after facing harassment and threats during the local government elections.

• Coromandel man Barry Ramsay found guilty of child sex abuse

  Warning: This story contains details of sexual offending against children and may be upsetting.

• Spate of rural burglaries near Hastings, police appeal for information

  Police are appealing for information after multiple burglaries in Twyford, near Hastings.

• Havelock North fire station powers up with $44k solar system after Cyclone Gabrielle lessons

  When the power went out during Cyclone Gabrielle, volunteers at the Havelock North Fire Station found themselves in an information blackout, as well as a literal one.

• Death at Hastings juice factory was a fall from height, WorkSafe says

  WorkSafe says a death at the factory property of a Hawke's Bay juice company was due to "a fall from a height".

• The call that recruited Dragon's lead guitarist, Robert Taylor, from Waipukurau

  A phone call to an aspiring rock star visiting his mum and dad in Waipukurau more than 50 years ago was part of the legend of Robert Taylor.

• Te Mata Peak fire sparked by fireworks thrown from car, police identify four involved

  Fireworks thrown from a car on Havelock North's Te Mata Peak started a fire, destroyed native bush and landed at least one young person in trouble with the police.

• Hawke's Bay Expressway service station: Resource consent lodged for development on some of NZ's best growing soils

  A resource consent for a large service station on some of New Zealand's most fertile soils, beside the Hawke's Bay Expressway, has been lodged.

• On The Up: St John's Ōmāhu Church reopens almost three years after Cyclone Gabrielle floods

  "Every nail, every brushstroke carries the aroha and resilience of our people."

• Tail Dragger Fly-in at Bridge Pa marks Hawke's Bay event's biggest turnout yet

  If you saw an interesting and unique aircraft fly over your head in Hawke's Bay last weekend, you weren't hallucinating.