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Businessman Bryce Cole displays a shredded water main cover and a piece of tyre left by “hoons” using Birch Ave in Judea as a burnout pad.
Caption:Businessman Bryce Cole displays a shredded water main cover and a piece of tyre left by “hoons” using Birch Ave in Judea as a burnout pad.Photo credit:KELLY O’HARA / LDRMap showing Birch Ave in Judea.LDR / SUPPLIEDDamage and vandalism on Birch Ave in Judea.KELLY O’HARA / LDRGourmet Foods Ltd’s security camera was smashed.KELLY O’HARA / LDR
Central Hawke’s Bay residents are being urged to report boy racers to the police.
Police impounding a car in Foxton.
A large crowd gathers in the Spotlight carpark.
Businesses on Marine Parade
Police set up checkpoints at known meeting points across Tāmaki Makaurau, targeting an estimated 200 vehicles.
St Mary by the Sea’s Reverend Dion Blundell says they hope to relocate to Browns Bay, and help feed hundreds a day.
Southland Mayor Rob Scott recently joined a delegation to Sweden and Norway which cost the council $12,840.
Temporary buses are coming to Scott Point soon. (File image/Stuff)
Rubbish, litter and lake weed are piling up on Lake Rotorua.
Wellington Water repairs in Tawa.
The speedway VW Amarok ute that was hit in a fatal crash on State Highway 1 near Hunterville.
A woman holds a jar of coins labelled savings.
The aftermath of a fire in Spur Grove, Tītahi Bay, Porirua, on 21 June 2026, which badly damaged a house and a caravan on neighbouring properties the night before.