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Aarin and Cruise Dunster will this weekend break new ground in NZ first-class footy. Ironically, it was only the unavailability of another son which has made it all possible.

Traditional Christmas parades might be canned this year but organisers are determined to ensure families and children get their festive fix.

The Matamata-Piako District Council spent six years trying to get a designated dog park over the line.

New Zealands first couple remain tight-lipped about their big day but have confirmed they will marry this summer in Gisborne on the North Island.

A new play intended for international audiences, Memorial, tells the stories of victims Husna Ahmed, 44, and Hussein Al-Umari, 35, and their families and friends.

Vogeltown’s Will Johnston is used to reporting the news. But he's making the headlines himself, as he is set to make his first class debut on Saturday.

After more than 20 years of organic farming experience, Te Aroha farmer Gavin Fisher is ready to share his knowledge.

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When parts of the Waikato moved into alert level 3, a rural district on the other side rushed to get vaccinated.

It was a passionate and lengthy discussion in the council chamber as elected members worked through the next stages of the Innovating Streets trial on Hetana St.