The Hauraki
Brian Currie’s boat, the Hauraki, was removed from the beach at Pilot Bay on July 10.
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It would reverse a policy Act helped create in 2016.
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'Having the crowd was a massive part of why we got the win.'
Making history: First-ever female Young Farmer of the Year
'I'm totally overwhelmed... We've finally knocked the grass ceiling off the roof.'
Local Focus: Three decades of hard mahi making a difference to the coast
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'It is not as simple as just standing up there... there's an art to it'.
Local Focus: Three decades’ hard mahi making a difference to the coast
Mount Maunganui students take time out of their school holidays to help protect the dune system.
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'Raising the bar': Build starts on luxury $280m retirement village
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'Cannot come soon enough': Legal fraternity welcome news of new $208m courthouse
Criminal bar lawyers have waited years for a new building says defence lawyer Bill Nabney.
'The water just goes up': The lakeside community being slowly swallowed
Flooded homes, threatened highways, and months of anxiety for lakeside residents.
'Crisis': Family lose tens of thousands after building company franchise collapses
'How are we going to get another deposit?'
Stop Co-Governance meeting held in Mount Maunganui
Three Stop Co-Governance meetings are being held at the Mount between today and Sunday.
Leading entertainment figure trial: Defence lawyer questions senior cop over phones
The counsel asked why the phones of the complainants were not seized and searched.
Letters to the editor: Co-governance could lead to Northern Ireland-type clases
Opinion: Our readers have their say.
Opinion: Get over it nimbys, these works need to happen
Opinion: We can’t put progress off forever. Eventually, the bill always comes due.
White Island eruption: Three helicopter tour operators plead guilty
Volcanic Air, Kahu and Aerius entered guilty pleas to amended charges.
Tauranga: Govt confirms $208m of funding to build new courthouse
'We are pleased to be able to confirm the future direction of the project.'
The Premium Debate: Woman off work sick since May urges all to keep up with flu shots
Opinion: Our premium subscribers have their say.
'Fierce rivals': Mount Marlins aiming for back-to-back titles against Te Puna
The clubs have been described as "great friends off the field" but "fierce rivals" on it.
Gregor Paul: Foster's smart call? Why McKenzie earned surprise All Blacks start
OPINION: McKenzie has turned himself into the No 10 the All Blacks long felt he could be.
Military service runs deep in Kelly's Tuhoe whānau
Flight Lieutenant Donté Kelly gains Masters in aerospace design.
Heavy rain to strike Auckland at evening rush, weather alerts issued across parts of NZ
Holiday hotspot Coromandel is set to get 15 hours of rain.
A cut above the rest: Woman's journey from engineer to butcher
"It was the best feeling in the world," she said after winning the regional competition.
Follow-up books for kids tackle adversity, diversity
The books are written to be read by an adult alongside a child.
Waititi believes anti co-governance meetings are 'putting fear in people'
But the meeting organiser believes the MP 'needs to come to a seminar and get informed'.
Burnout, violence and stress: Social work sector in crisis, experts say
An ageing workforce with 15pc intending to leave in the next five years is another worry.
'Can't control it': The worrying trend among Kiwi kids that has experts alarmed
Children in the study wore body cams to track their television, online and games use.
Leading entertainer trial: Crown witness denies being told to say information
The Crown case against a leading entertainment figure continued today.
Te Puke well-represented at Bay of Plenty Young Grower contest
The contest takes place at Mount College next week, with a gala dinner in the evening.