
Dog walk for charity
Zahnee Campbell has organised a Dog Walk at Mount Drury on Oct 29 in an effort to raise funds for the Guardian Angels Trust - the trust care for people who are terminally ill.
Zahnee Campbell has organised a Dog Walk at Mount Drury on Oct 29 in an effort to raise funds for the Guardian Angels Trust - the trust care for people who are terminally ill.
The project has yielded nine colourful beasts, plus a stockman astride his horse.
Gifted knitters made 300 beanies for seasonal workers.
The two men were thrown into the cabin together and then flung upside down.
Day a chance to talk about safety in the neighbourhood.
Music was the starting point for a silent film creation.
Stalls will be out tomorrow and Saturday
The plans prompt concerns their ‘ad hoc’ nature could undermine other urban developments.
"School kids have the right to be safe going to and from school," Gia Nelson said.
Police are investigating the aggravated robberies.
In total the steel girders will support 1560 tonnes of concrete and asphalt
Killer Boobs raises $1500 for Breast Cancer Support Services Tauranga
"I cried. We are so grateful and thankful for the opportunity.”
An expert makes the suggestion as police crack down on gang violence.
Genesis Energy denies causing damage to the lake environment.
Mobsters accused of killing man who wouldn't give them drugs and attacking two others.
Police also made two arrests in Ōpōtiki amid gang tensions.
About 80 per cent of fixed-term loans due to reprice in less than two years.
A woman was shot in Ōpōtiki.
Chairwoman Anne Tolley says the costs are 'considerably less than a full elected council'.
Lotto luck strikes in the Bay of Plenty.
Experienced rider snatches top spot from young rising stars at motocross event.
It comes after surprise issues in another civic project added $3.4m to its cost.
'It's going to be a yarn,' Allan said.
'We put everything in storage and sold or donated pretty much everything else'
The Whai will have both elite women's and men's teams in the national league.
Reece Cobb learned of the devastating news just before she headed overseas to compete.
'When I go on a holiday, I can swim with my girls ... and have fun with the family.'
More people want to keep up with the Joneses “including the Joneses themselves".