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- POWER to the PEOPLE
Holidaymakers travelling along the Desert Rd this summer would be hard-pressed to see the Rangipō Power Station turn-off as they whiz past.
- West Coast tourist gem on market
One of the West Coast’s most well-known lakeside hotels – Hotel Lake Brunner – is for sale for the first time in over a decade.
- Taking tapa to the world
Two New Zealand artists have answered a call from the Tongan Queen to help take the Pacific nation’s tapa cloth to the world — and in doing so create a revenue stream for women living in the Kingdom’s villages.
- Woman rescued by bystanders after ex forces her into car, strangles her
A man forced his former partner into his car before speeding off in a rage and threatening to crash and kill them both.
- US destroying free speech — Simplicity boss
Kiwi businessman Sam Stubbs, who received flak for comments on Charlie Kirk, says the US conservative’s opinions made him angry and he wanted to express that.
- Puzzle of four-year evasion includes weapons arsenal
Tom Phillips had access to an armoury of at least eight firearms while on the run from police, the Weekend Herald can reveal.
- Caregiver tried to get elderly man’s will changed
The caregiver of an elderly man with dementia tried to get him to change his will with handwritten notes she had penned, and he then signed, instructing him to leave everything to her when he died.
- Kind teen’s acts go viral online
A Rotorua teen has been praised by thousands for his acts of kindness helping shoppers.
- Advocate alarmed by bail failures
An advocate is fearing for victims as figures show the number of electronic bail violations has skyrocketed over the past 10 years.
- ‘Is there going to be a war?’
In 1991, Rose Willemsen left home to join the Army. A farm girl from Kai Iwi, a small rural community near Whanganui, she was the youngest of nine children and had not long turned 18.
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- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....
- Deceit, despair
and death of
an Olympian
She was full of playful jokes to the end. They never let her down....