Latest Regional Headlines

Penrose, AUCKLAND – 20 June 2018 – Auditions for a one-year scholarship of circus training at The Dust Palace will be held on Saturday 14 July, thanks to the local circus school’s annual Scholarship Programme. Read more...

Dunedin’s Dazzling Winter of Events Ideal for School Holiday Fun Dunedin, New Zealand, June 21, 2018: Dunedin welcomes a vibrant and colourful calendar of events this winter, coming alive with wild and fascinating festivals, curious science and ... Read more...

The Kauri Museum at Matakohe is raising funds to fight kauri dieback disease through the efforts of celebrated early New Zealand photographer: Tudor Washington Collins, with sales of a book earning a 'dieback donation'. Read more...

One person had died following a serious crash in the Wanaka-Mt Aspiring area this morning. Read more...

Predator Free Wellington was today given Wellington City Council’s tick of approval to become a legally recognised charity, opening the door for further growth and a wider raft of funding opportunities. Read more...

After considering over 500 submissions and hearing from more than 80 submitters, Horizons Regional Council adopted its final Long-term Plan for the next 10 years today. Read more...

Family First is concerned about a Supreme Court ruling which has quashed the conviction of a man secretly photographing teen girls in their swimwear at a public beach in Nelson. “Children should have the freedom to be able to go to a beach without having ... Read more...

Police are reminding anyone who chooses to harbour people who are wanted to arrest that they themselves could face criminal charges. Read more...

Dogs New Zealand is delighted to announce that the 2019 Black Hawk National Dog Show will be held in Blenheim. President of Dogs New Zealand (Dogs NZ), Mr. Nigel Trainor said: “The National Dog Show is our premier event and is held on an annual basis. ... Read more...

The trial of a Northland farmer on 53 charges in Whangarei five years ago was a miscarriage of justice, according to 24 years – the trials of Allan Titford , to be published on July 2. Read more...