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New engineering resource for high schools

High school students around the world are now able to access a new learning module that combines practical engineering knowledge with Pacific perspectives. Te... Read More

Farmers rally to support Te Puke community

An organisation for young farmers in Te Puke is gaining so much momentum that its members aren't just supporting each other - they're also volunteering their... Read More

Lotto: $44 million up for grabs

Lotto NZ is expecting a busy day instore and online, with a possible record highest single Lotto Powerball prize up for grabs tonight. Saturday night's... Read More

Instrumental for 75 years

Not many Kiwis can say they've done something continuously for 75 years. But Bethlehem's Alex Garrett can. The 84-year-old has just been recognised nationally... Read More

Tauranga medic brings hope to Tonga's disabled

While many travel to the Pacific Islands to relax in the sun, one Tauranga doctor keeps busy with lifesaving work when heading to Tonga. Dr Trish Knox self-funds... Read More

Waikato and BOP state highway works for August

The year is flying by, and this means the upcoming maintenance season will be upon us before we know it - officially starting in October, but with significant... Read More

What's on - Super 8 Final, college art, music

Good morning and welcome to Saturday. Ko te ra tenei i hanga e te Ariki. Ka koa tatou, ka koa hoki ki reira. MetService is forecasting a partly cloudy day... Read More

Woman's body found near Hamilton gardens

A body has been found in the search for a woman missing in Hamilton. Earlier on Friday, police appealed for sightings of the missing 77-year-old after she... Read More

Boats warned away from Whakaari/White Island

The Bay of Plenty Regional Council has issued a message on behalf of the Harbourmaster advising boats to "avoid the area around Whakaari until further notice". On... Read More

Wharawhara Rd rest area a hot spot for fly-tipping

Road contractors are cleaning up mounds of illegally dumped rubbish every week at Katikati's Wharawhara Rd rest area. Two to three trailer-loads of rubbish... Read More

Discover your roots this Family History Month

Have you ever wondered about the stories and secrets hidden among the branches of your family tree? Television shows focus on uncovering family histories... Read More

Power price spikes: Government calls for data

The government has asked the Electricity Authority to publicly report power data to ensure there is no price gouging in the sector. Speaking to Morning Report,... Read More