Mark Lister: What will the Reserve Bank do next week?
Expect another chunky hike in the OCR, and 'more work to do'
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Graffiti and tagging clean-up costs across Tauranga city revealed
Graffiti clean up costs revealed.
DoC advises caution before heading to conservation areas after cyclone
Check tracks, huts and campsites are open before attempting to visit conservation land.
Damaged water main in Pyes Pa repaired
A maintenance contractor is responding, the council says.
Potentially thousands of HB residents yet to be contacted - PM; reports of more victims
Cyclone Gabrielle has claimed an eighth victim.
Council opens mayoral disaster fund
Coromandel District Mayor Len Salt has announced that applications for a relief fund
Support avaliable for flood-affected farmers
agriculture industry has been severely impacted by the series of recent weather events
Tauranga Aero Club, former mayor, to fly in aid supplies to Hawke's Bay
The aero club will fly donations into Hawke's Bay as the region recovers from the cyclone.
Thames books Canadian harp maestro
Thames Music Group reveals an exciting programme for the year.
Beaches and lakes reopen after cyclone closures, but swimmers warned to remain vigilant
People urged to be vigilant, and choose beaches where lifeguards are on duty.
Live: 'We have no water' in Gisborne, morgue at Napier port; seventh body found
Cyclone Gabrielle has claimed a seventh victim.
Chiefs talisman inks Munster deal
Outstanding midfielder Alex Nankivell will play his final season for the Gallagher Chiefs.
Revealed: The plot to smuggle 200kg of cocaine from a Mexican cartel into Tauranga
Port worker was promised $250,000 for his role in drug smuggling plan
Live: Morgue set up at Napier port; seventh body found; 37,000 HB homes powerless
State of emergency still acute in Tairāwhiti and Hawke’s Bay, PM says.
Paeroa brigade's plea for help with supplies
Paeroa Volunteer Fire Brigade needs help replenishing station supplies.
MetService says summer rainfall levels historic with three red level events in a month
Many areas of the North Island had experienced their wettest-ever start to the year.
'We expected it': The bold call the Black Caps must now match
England ended day one on top, but the Black Caps have a blueprint to take back control.
Local Focus: ‘Tea is like art’
China Friendship Society invites Tauranga locals to learn about Chinese culture.
Sonya Bateson: Social media - we can’t live with it; we can’t live without it
OPINION: I hate social media.
Blacks Caps v England: Teams honour storm victims, London fan makes epic journey to Tauranga
Excited spectators poured into Bay Oval for the day-night test.
'Surreal': How this 'inspiring' 21-year-old just bought his first home
Liam Benfell and his partner have purchased a home in Ōwhata listed at $450k.
Please donate: How you can help victims of Cyclone Gabrielle - NZ Herald/NZME team up with Red Cross
Please help the hundreds of thousands of Kiwis impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Alderson: The questions posed by Boult's absence
OPINION: The absence of Trent Boult against England fixture accentuated an ongoing issue.
SH25 now open both sides of Coromandel Peninsula
Huge effort by Waka Kotahi means road open around entire perimeter of peninsula.
Firefighter injured in Muriwai landslide dies; Brace for more deaths, says PM; Power back to parts of Piha
Napier could be without power for up to two weeks.
Watch: Boomfa! Security guard smashes streaker in epic takedown at Black Caps game
He invaded the pitch during play. Then a security guard handed out instant karma.
Potential measles contacts from chartered bus urged to call Healthline 'immediately'
Possible contact with confirmed measles case on bus to and from Tauranga
Whakatāne stopbanks not fit to stop flooding, council told
How close the city came to flooding when Edgecumbe did has accelerated the works.
Having a Bazball: England enjoy opening-day honours over Black Caps
After surviving a batting barrage, New Zealand lost crucial late wickets at Bay Oval.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Light at end of tunnel 'but not there yet'
People in towns on the east coast can now leave the peninsula and supplies can get in.
Kiwifruit 2023: And we're off!
This season is predicted to produce lower volumes compared to 2022.
Cyclone Gabrielle clean-up: Mauao reopens but council advises caution
Things will be 'starting to return to normal' for a lot of people in the Bay of Plenty.
Kiwifruit harvest kicks off in Pukehina despite curveballs
New Zealand’s 2023 kiwifruit harvest has kicked off.