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
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Cyclone Vaianu: Bay of Plenty retailers brace for weekend surge as storm nears
Retailers across the Bay of Plenty say demand is expected to ramp up over the weekend as Cyclone Vaianu moves closer to the region.
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Tauranga housing crisis: Housing register up 30% since the 2017 state housing sell-off
Tauranga remains short of thousands of homes, and the city's social housing waitlist has climbed by about 200 applicants in almost a decade.
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Long weekend road trip: Auckland, Rotorua and the pull of home
"Bye, Bella," my daughter said, waving as we reversed out of the driveway.
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Taupō detective leaves CIB after viewing 'most horrific' child abuse images in Rotorua case
Warning: Distressing content
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Waitlist drops, but 717 still waiting for gynaecology care in Hawke's Bay
More than 700 people are still waiting to see a gynaecology specialist in Hawke's Bay, despite signs the backlog is easing.
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A winning treble by Hastings horses on Whanganui track
John Jenkins is a longtime racing journalist based in Hawke's Bay.
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Air New Zealand is the worst of both worlds – Nick Stewart
Nick Stewart is a financial adviser and CEO at Stewart Group
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The first cyclone since Gabrielle: Nervous Hawke's Bay residents brace again
Parents of children still feeling the trauma of Cyclone Gabrielle are being advised to involve them in preparations for the first one to hit Hawke's Bay since.
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One shot at a time: Guy Harrison's journey to national golf title
When he was 3 years old, Guy Harrison had a seizure lying on his couch at home. He was lucky to survive and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.
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We still don't understand involuntary disability – Jonny Wilkinson
My wife Sally loves going to the movies. Over the past few months, she has invited me to "Wuthering Heights", "The Bride", and "Hamnet".