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EDITORIAL Lest we forget, we say every year. Lest we forget, we will say today too. But as the years go by, are we forgetting? Earlier this month, Herald...

As Hawke’s Bay student Kaylee Kleynhans found, it pays to reach out to your heroes. A letter to rugby Sir Wayne ‘Buck’ Shelford inviting him to a special...

TODAY marks World Book Day – the day which sees children across the area dressing up as their favourite literary character to celebrate books and…

One of New Zealand's most decorated athletes continues to grow her incredible legacy.

Marton-based chief executive Blair Rawiri Anaru Jamieson is a semifinalist for the 2024 Kiwibank Te Pou Whakarae o Aotearoa New Zealander of the Year Award....

Milton-Bruce RSA brought back Buck to honour stalwarts at their Union St clubrooms. Sir Wayne Shelford presented Bert Pringle and Ian "Icky"...

Wētā Workshop has shared details of three exhibits which the firm has developed for the New Zealand Liberation Museum - Te Arawhata.

<img src='https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2310/2a3159202d48d711f5df.jpeg' width='720' height='223'> On October 10 and 11, the small French town of Le Quesnoy will be packed with New Zealanders for the opening of the ...

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'Dazed and confused,' 'zombified': Media around the world have given their takes after France beat the All Blacks 27-13 at the Rugby World Cup opening game.