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Part of the 8ft statue - which was stolen from a garden centre last year - has been returned to the owner.

“I want to be known for being someone who did some good.”

Gary the Gorilla was stolen from a garden centre, but some of the fiberglass sculpture was discovered at the side of a road by workers who maintain the roads and took him to their depot

An electricity substation is due to be their new neighbour. A network of overhead power lines will form in the sky above them. They will be held in place by monster pylons up to 200ft tall.

Auckland CBD waterfront restaurant Homeland will close its doors after falling victim to a major new development in the area. Celebrated Kiwi chef Peter...

Gwen McIlroy has one obsession in life -- the fate and fortunes of

The Planning and Development Committee advanced a bill Friday to allow the creation of temporary housing units for people experiencing homelessness on property owned by religious organizations, but not without opposition.

Masterchef finalist Sarah Rankin recalls memories in the kitchen of her Inverness home helping her mother cook in new book Kith.

The Angus-based town of Arbroath in Scotland has a high passing percentage.

With the King and Prince of Wales taking a step back from duties, the youngest of Queen Elizabeth’s children take a more substantial role