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NZ Army: Cambridge teacher brings his outdoor survival skills to classroom
Matangi School teacher and New Zealand Army Reserve Force Private Mitchell Pettit is teaching Matangi School students how to...
Sex stabbing trial: Wife says husband was controlling and violent
A woman who stabbed her husband with scissors during sex said he would spit on her freshly-washed hair. Photo...
Coalition agreements: Mike King’s Gumboot Friday mental health charity to receive $6 million per year in coalition agreement
Mike King’s youth mental health charity Gumboot Friday will receive $6 million annually as a result of today’s three-party...
Incoming-Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters blasts te reo Māori names for government departments
Incoming-Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has slammed te reo Māori names for government departments, saying “communications is about comprehension...
Three charged after reporter allegedly attacked outside courthouse; phone and bank cards allegedly stolen
The incident happened on Thursday afternoon. Three people have been charged after a journalist was allegedly attacked outside a...
Lower Hutt hit-and-run: Arrest made
Anita Rani was struck by a dark grey Mazda 6 sedan on Naenae Rd last week. Photo / NZ...
Burglar fleeced retailers of booze, smokes and cash; sold it from emergency housing for profit
Burglars broke into Huntly’s Thirsty Liquor store in October 2021 and made off with a “large amount” of cash,...
Israel-Hamas war: Police seek man after Auckland MP’s office vandalised by pro-Palestine group
Police are seeking the public’s assistance to identify this man. Photo / NZ Police Police are searching for a...
B Corp benefit corporation could put Whanganui on the map
Patrick Brookman from Whanganui, director of business consultancy Taikaka Consulting, Tim Jones, CEO and founder of Grow Good Company,...
Māori warning to Government – We look forward to being the pebbles in the shoes of Parliament
Jacqui Hemara and Takutai Kemp. Photo / Sarah Sparks New Tāmaki Makaurau MP Takutai Kemp will be forever grateful...
