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Ōpōtiki Mongrel Mob procession: Police vow to impound vehicles, issue fines, charge drivers
Mongrel Mob Barbarians president Steven Taiatini was killed on Friday in Ōpōtiki.
Waihī grave vandalism will upset many servicepeople: Veterans Affairs
A section of the Waihī Cemetery where war veterans are buried has been desecrated.
Mussel farms could help soak up nitrogen
A new study is doing a deep dive into whether mussel farms could help reduce nitrogen
'Gang members used to take off at the sight of police': Mark Mitchell deplores Ōpōtiki lockdown
Former policeman says we need to return to a time when police were in charge, not gangs.
Cold start: Frosty morning records a teeth-chattering -5.5C
But after the chill will come a sunny day.
Waihī Estuary health improvement targeted
Developing a catchment-wide monitoring and restoration programme is the first job.
Gang leader killed: 50 extra police sent to Ōpōtiki ahead of funeral
'We’re taking due precautions to have the resources in the right place if they’re needed.'
Demolition job: Replacement retirement village to feature four-storey complex
Meet the 81-year-old resident who was at the digger controls when demolition began.
Mongrel Mob procession in the Bay of Plenty
Tangi for Mongrel Mob Barbarians president Stephen Rota Taiatini causes traffic chaos in Ohope and Whakatane. Photos / Andrew Warner
Letters to the editor: The interesting intersection of pothole repairs and insurance
Opinion: Our readers have their say.
Four schools on suggested cycleway routes
Council looking at cycleways in Boucher Ave and Cameron Rd.
Ōpōtiki death: Closed schools a 'shocking illustration' of lawlessness - National
National said the situation was a result of Labour 'having no plan to deal with gangs'.
Pirates cling on to play-off spot
Just two more weeks to go before playoffs start.
Healthcare workers suffering from 'moral injury'
This isn't burnout, says Katikati Medical Centre's Vicky Jones.
Te Puke snatch draw at the death
A draw and two wins for Te Puke's three teams at the weekend.
Mongrel Mob homicide: Police seeking info on burnt-out vehicle ahead of funeral
The burnt-out vehicle was located on Sunday morning on Waiotahe Valley Rd.
Ōpōtiki homicide: Police seek information on burnt-out vehicle
Steven Taiatini died following an incident on Saint John St in Ōpōtiki on June 9.
Simple steps to make winter healthier and avoid system overload
Opinion: What Kiwis need to know to stay healthy with winter illnesses on the rise.
More chilly nights in store as temperatures plunge below zero around NZ
High hovering over NZ expected to bring some of year's coldest temperatures this week.
Wander Women adventure race coming to Hahei in November
The fifth Wander Women Adventure Race will take place in Hahei on Saturday November 11.
Waihī Beach stormwater information session
Council invites the Waihi Beach public to learn more about the stormwater system.
'Unacceptable': Schools close as gangs descend on Ōpōtiki - PM
"This is a situation that police need to get on top of," Hipkins said.
'Voiceless': Man shares mental health struggle as Nats call for dedicated minister
'It was only when I was at my very lowest I was actually able to get help.'
‘His body was touching mine’: Woman claims physio straddled her
The woman claims the physio was barefoot and topless.
Bay buses to be free for anyone 18 or under from next month
Regional councillors were divided over which option to select.
Subscriber views: Kiwis moving to Australia should beware 'rose-tinted glasses'
OPINION: Subscribers have their say.
Mongrel Mob homicide: Gang members line street where slain leader lies
Schools have also closed, citing 'heightened emotions'.
Hauraki Coromandel Sports results
Hauraki North worked hard to pip Te Aroha Cobras 27-24 at Waitakaruru.
'Died without dignity': Rest home patient attacked in final days of life
Other residents ventured into the man's room repeatedly over two months.
Adrenaline-junkie Boyd cutting mullet for cancer charity
Ten-year-old Boyd Ingle from Ngatea has been growing his Mullet for three years.
Rugby: Chiefs playmaker Bryn Gatland off to Japan
Chiefs and North Harbour first five Bryn Gatland will make the move to Japan in 2024.
Wastewater overflow in Mount Maunganui
There was a blocked sewer connection near 314 Maunganui Rd.
Scene guard at suspicious house fire in Ōpōtiki
The house was 'fully involved' when crews arrived.