Ferrari clocked at 210kmh
Businessman roared on when cop spotted late model Ferrari California on expressway.
Shot Kiwi's legal woes
Concerned friends told the Kiwi who was shot dead in the Philippines to come home.
Pilot jumped before passengers
5:30 PM Taupo pilot criticised for leaving two passengers on his crashing skydiving plane as he jumped out in mid-air.
Growth gobbles up rural roads
Residents ask council for footpaths and lower speed limits on what were once rural roads.
Rennie airs Chiefs' 'hate'
Chiefs and Crusaders have hardly had a cosy relationship since Dave Rennie took over.
Abstract art wins $20,000 prize
5 min ago Dunedin artist's memory and community-themed work judged best in show at Waikato Museum.
School locks gates
Alleged assault on child by stranger at a Hamilton school prompts police and principal to lock the gates.
No room for light-fingered housekeepers
Poor screening of people referred by Work and Income for hospitality jobs blamed in part for why temporary migrants are filling job vacancies.
Sorry to see foundry go
Thames was built on the back of gold mining and kauri logging, and the A&G Price foundry was there every step of the way.
Maitland's top weekend markets
Stalls brimming with goodies are popping up left, right and centre in the Waikato.
Small business uses digital to cross the divide
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Business owners are basing their companies where they want to live and breaking down the barriers with the internet.
Old Boys not surprised by rivals
Old Boys may start favourites, but Otorohanga have had the wood on them this season.
Chiefs not embracing underdog tag
Such is the competitiveness between these two teams, the Chiefs aren't willing to play the underdog card going into their semifinal against the Crusaders.
Waikato Farah Palmer Cup squad named
Black Fern Sosoli Talawadua named new Waikato women's rugby captain for revamped national competition.
Synthetic cannabis a killer
OPINION: Synthetic cannabis is killing people and something should be done, Tom O'Connor says.
History should be honoured
OPINION: The city's predilection to bowl every building with a bit of history is to be abhorred, Richard Swainson says.
Parenting: It's all in the attitude
OPINION: All those who regret being parents need an attitude transplant, Narelle Henson says.
Ask the tough questions this election
OPINION: Max Christoffersen wants to know what politicians are doing to stop intergenerational poverty.
Abstract art wins $20,000 prize
Dunedin artist's memory and community-themed work judged best in show at Waikato Museum.
What happened to Whitehall School?
'It was a beautiful school on a wonderful site, with a very supportive community.'
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