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Diabetic amputee stuck in Tauranga Hospital because she can’t find an accessible home

Seventeen weeks. That’s how long Geri (Geraldine) Stantiall, 45, has been languishing in hospital after having her leg amputated....

Mar 23 · 5 min read >

Matangi Angus Beef: Meaty player joins Hastings East block

James and Nicky Goddum with Robert Haselsteiner in the newly opened Matangi boutique butchery in Heretaunga Street East, Hastings....

Mar 23 · 2 min read >

Nelson woman Megan Gordon sent to prison for contempt after accusing a judge of lying

Megan Gordon (facing camera) outside the Nelson District Court last year. Photo / Tracy Neal A woman who showed...

Mar 22 · 3 min read >

Minister Paul Goldsmith serenades Auckland crowd on piano for arts festival

Central Auckland commuters were treated to Paul Goldsmith’s classical piano talents for the last Friday of the city’s annual...

Mar 22 · 34 sec read >

Herald afternoon quiz: March 22

Which supermodel’s $11.5 million home was destroyed in a fire last week? Photo / AP Are you smarter than...

Mar 22 · 18 sec read >

Polyfest 2024: Big crowds turn out early as Pacific stages open for day three

L-R: Marist College students Jennifer Kaufusi, Gabriella Simoni, Sina Lemana and Olyvia Kaufusi at the Samoan stage. Photo /...

Mar 22 · 1 min read >

Te Tai Tokerau Maranga Mai e te Iwi, kapa haka regionals will be intense

Tomorrow’s times for the 18 teams competing in the Te Tai Tokerau kapa haka. A pōwhiri to welcome the...

Mar 22 · 1 min read >

The Mountain cast and crew attend first kiwi release of season in Taranaki

Tane Houston, Pou Atawhai-Taranaki Mounga Project, speaking before the kiwi release. Photo / Alyssa Smith Some very special guests...

Mar 21 · 2 min read >

Western Bay Representation review; views wanted on council structure

Western Bay of Plenty District Council Mayor James Denyer. Photo / Alan Gibson Western Bay District Council has 11...

Mar 21 · 1 min read >

Drought support: Canterbury and Otago adverse event extension welcomed

The medium-scale adverse event classification means drought-hit farmers can defer tax payments. Photo / George Heard Federated Farmers says...

Mar 21 · 1 min read >
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