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Sculpture festival with rural backblocks flavour at Kimbolton
The tiny Manawatū town will host the biennial event for the fifth time this weekend.
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Country Life: Conditions on the farm
Dry conditions persist among much of the North Island but relief could be in sight. Grapes, apples and kiwifruit are being picked across Bay of Plenty and Hawke's Bay.
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The new and old sports getting people on the court
Do games like pickleball, padel and padder remind us that sport is actually meant to be fun?
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Sex offender recalled to jail after watching Sia music videos featuring children
Matthew Kelly was originally sent to prison in 2016 after he was found with objectionable material on his cellphone and laptop.
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Police search homes after man's arrest over Christchurch murder
Police have seached properties in two Christchurch suburbs after the death of Tyrone Munns.
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Former ECan chair blasts councillors for 'acting like emus'
Environment Canterbury's former chair says his colleagues are ''acting like emus'' by allowing staff to continue planning work in the face of legislative change.
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Fatal boat capsizing highlights failings of outdated emergency call system
A watchdog has found the 111 system caused 'unnecessary delays' while people were trapped under the hull. Audio
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One dead, another in critical condition after crash in Canterbury
Emergency services were called to Little River about 10.40am on Thursday.
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Christchurch headmaster claims to be victim of bullying in teacher dismissal dispute
During questioning, Nic Hill reversed the dynamics of the conflict.
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'Steady progress' toward meeting wait targets - Health NZ chief
Wait times for first specialist appointments and elective treatment have gotten longer - but Health NZ says it is on track to make improvements on the other three government health targets.
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At-risk lizards to lose home to Canterbury's Woodend Bypass
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is working with the Waimakariri District Council to a new home for Canterbury grass skinks found in the path of the Woodend Bypass.
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Councillor resigns over 'grossly oversized' cricket ground
Hurunui councillor and former mayor Garry Jackson has resigned in protest at the "oversized" cricket ground in the Amberley Village Green.
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Watchdog to release final report into boat capsizing
The report will reveal more details about the accident which killed five bird watchers near Kaikōura in 2022.
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'Buckets of happiness': Dream garden becomes labour of love
Ask dahlia devotee Vanessa Robinson to pick her favourite and you might be surprised to hear her say 'Pooh'.
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Industrial hemp should be an 'agricultural crop' not a 'drug', says grower
The industrial hemp sector is feeling unified and buoyant by a long-awaited regulatory review that it hopes will see more farmers adopt the crop and unlock its economic, social and environmental…
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Fairytale finish for Wagner as Northern Districts win Plunket Shield
The former Blackcaps speedster signed off on his domestic career on the same ground he debuted on 17 years ago.
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Man who followed woman's uber home defends charges of rape and abduction
Wiria Mohamadi doesn't deny following his alleged victim and picking her up, but he does deny the sex was not consensual, which the woman alleges.
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Pedestrian dies after being hit by ute while crossing road in Canterbury
The crash happened in Sheffield early on Tuesday.
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Around the motu: Jonathan Leask in Mid Canterbury
Audio 1 Apr 2025Ashburton will have a new mayor after Neil Brown announces he will not be re-running, a user pay system for public bathrooms has been proposed after $30k of vandalism, and Jonathan has updates on… Audio
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A child killer, parenting struggles and ‘innies’ running wild: what to stream in April
From musicals and comedy, to serial killers and twisted fictional corporations, there's plenty to get stuck into. Video
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Doctors want more details on national patient record database
One primary care clinic in Auckland said most patients would object to their data being shared, and there should be a national conversation about the system. Audio
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Data shows 'some hope' for property investors, though buyers still cautious
Given the economic uncertainty, realestate.co.nz spokesperson Vanessa Williams said it was understandable many Kiwis would hold off. Audio
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Proposed crossing 'bit of a joke' as different plans to be used for each side
A $500,000 crossing on a busy Christchurch road will have speed bumps on a southbound lane but none of the lane heading north.
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Green MP plays songs critical of police at festival
Wellington Central's Tamatha Paul followed up her critical comments about beat patrol officers at CubaDupa .
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What we learnt from another late Warriors victory
Analysis: The club has now strung together three straight wins, but looked in big trouble with 10 minutes to go.