Lower Kaimai crash: Car rolls on SH29
Emergency services were called just after 11am.
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Body down a bank: Two adults accused of murder, teen charged with kidnapping
A homicide investigation was launched after man was found dead.
Further slips close Coromandel highway
'We are unable to provide a likely reopening time presently,' the agency said.
Kidney dialysis services ‘at breaking point’, regional patients forced to drive two hours for treatment
Sector warns services are stretched, understaffed and facing growing demand.
Low-level crimes are never low-level to the victims
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‘Unacceptable’: Sam Cane speaks out on Super Rugby final referee abuse
All Blacks captain throws his support behind vilified Super Rugby final referee.
Bay jewellers damaged in attempted burglary
'Senseless' break-in causes thousands in damage.
‘Devastating blow to our community': MP wants SH25a reopened by Christmas
Coromandel faces yet another disrupted summer, says MP.
'We need it': Top five luckiest Lotto stores revealed
Powerball has jackpotted to $33 million for tonight's draw.
Third of NZ’s strawberry plants ruined by wild weather
Strawberry lovers and growers may struggle to get new plant supplies this year.
Use of 'pigeon English' on National poster 'inappropriate'
A National Party poster on issues of concern to voters had 'pigeon English' added to it.
Children’s author Rebecca Larsen launches fourth book
Stories came out of a desire to give her children a taste of te reo Māori.
Waihī Beach floods: Community “worries every time it rains”
Residents have vented their concerns after flash floods ripped through the seaside town.
New Zealand’s state highway pothole plague pitiful, subscribers say
Subscribers share their views on the state of the nation's roads.
SH25A re-opening in late March as rebuild starts
Physical works under way for the construction of a bridge reconnecting State Highway 25.
Power restored after fleeing driver incident in Mount Maunganui
A person was arrested after the incident.
First XV rugby wrap: Tauranga Boys' College anchored at the top of Super 8
Tauranga's rise has been built around a new cultural catch-phrase.
Ram-raided vape store owner fears new rules will create 'black market'
Another says people are "panic-buying" ahead of the policy changes.
Second man charged with murdering Kawerau mum
Police say Korrey Whyman was shot inside a moving vehicle on a highway near Rotorua.
Bella Vista Homes former director loses bid for second appeal
Danny Cancian had requested to put forward fresh evidence.
'Next level': Special Olympian brings home gold, bronze medals
“You just feel that these World Summer Games are next level."
Sacked: Manager who avoided, refused onsite drug tests fails in bid for compo
She was asked to do the test but left site immediately. The next day she just refused.
Drugs and a shoebox full of cash: Gang chief gets 12 years in prison
Police op targeted gang's nationwide distribution of meth and other drugs.
SH25 to remain closed overnight between Ruamahunga and Waiomu
Geotech engineers advise it is not safe to re-open State Highway 25.
The top three events Tauranga stands to make money from
"The city is ready and able to capitalise on the pent-up demand ..."
Waihī Beach: Flood issues top priority
The local Swat team is on the job, ramping up the need for flood protection measures.
In my studio: Noa Blanket Co’s Whakaawa and Josh Te Kani are slowing down
The textile brand has gained a cult following since launching. Its new range is limitless.
Breaking the 'drowning link': Lifeguards warn of 'new norm' after hectic season
Water Safety NZ reported there were nine drownings in the Bay of Plenty in 2022.
Watch: Tractor and shelter belt fire near Tauranga
Fire and Emergency staff at the scene of a shelter belt and tractor blaze in Whakamarama.
Mongrel Mob member drowned in river trying to escape police
Norman Te Rangi jumped into the Tarawera River to evade police but drowned.
Waihī miners' ties with WW1 French tunnellers commemorated in visit
A bond forged in WWI has been renewed in a visit by French dignitaries.