41 quakes in three hours: 'Severe' quakes shake Hawke’s Bay, aftershocks continue
A magnitude 5.9 quake has rocked the North Island this morning.
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Community Matching Fund open for bids
Groups need to ‘match’ the grant they’re seeking in volunteer hours, cash or kind.
Support sought for high school reunion
Centenary reunion registrations to open next month.
Revealed: How much Bay councils spend on consultants
Financial advice, civic projects, and recruitment feature as most costly spends.
'Constantly worried': What's keeping the new Education Minister awake at night
'There’s so many things that keep me up at night'.
94-year-old Waihī golfer plays five shots better than his age
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Wharenui build to use quake-resistant Māori method
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Thames Music Group to present pianist Katherine Austin and cellist Hyein Kim
Acclaimed pianist Katherine Austin and successful cellist Hyein Kim to perform on May 7.
Anzac Day services draw big crowds in Tauranga
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Reader opinion: Scramble to find skilled workers; Cameron Rd struggles
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Anzac Day: Great-granddaughter of VC recipient is Te Puke guest speaker
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Coldest morning of the year so far for some, more chilly weather on the way
Kiwis are in for some more cold nights from the middle of the week.
Youth choir members assisted by paramedics at Anzac service
Day of rememberance pays tribute to the 30,000 Kiwis who have died in wars and conflicts.
Anzac Day: Thousands at emotional dawn services
Thousands flocked to Mount Maunganui this morning to pay their respects.
Man with disability faces homelessness: 'I think it is so cruel. Where is the humanity?'
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Do you want that in cash or in sheep? $1.4m for farm house with weird sales history
Deceased estate was on the market at $1.25m, but the bidding kept going.
'Mob of people': Frustrated residents hit out at boy-racer meetings
'Someone could easily have been seriously hurt or killed.'
Crosses from shipwreck blessed in memory of Canadian rebel
Small group braves poor weather to gather at a shipwreck memorial at Whitianga.
The Prem Debate: Desperate Labour taps Nats' migration policy
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Cup win for Te Puke's footballers
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'Miracle' debut win for BoP side in Chatham Cup
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No tsunami threat from Kermadec Islands earthquake
The National Emergency Management Agency says people should follow updates.
Thames muso back on home turf for gig
Kauaeranga Music is delighted to welcome back Thames musician Sean Kelly.
'Wrap up nice and warm': Cold snap on the way for Anzac Day
Overnight temperatures of 7C in Tauranga and 2C in Rotorua are expected.
Waka Ama Nationals held at Whitianga
There was some rough weather but the competition was mighty.
What you need to know about Anzac Day in Tauranga and Western Bay
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'My daughter could have died': Mum vents anger at Tauranga boy racers
A mother was trying to rush her daughter to Tauranga Hospital but the road was blocked.
New skate park for Pāpāmoa reserve - cost revealed
The existing skate park is no longer fit-for-purpose, council says.
Breaking down concrete barriers: Visually impaired apprentice with autism excels
Todd Maitland shows why people from all backgrounds should consider a career in trades.
Carmen Hall: Don’t be like me and fill in your Census at the last minute
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