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A ram raid at a liquor store at the weekend is the final straw for a local business owner.
Windy and wet weather thwarts summer plans in the Bay
Concerts were canned, beaches closed and camping plans cut in yesterday's weather.
Year in Review: December 2022
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Joy for Katikati as A&P show makes comeback
Katikati A&P Show continues after a two-year hiatus.
Year in Review: September 2022
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Year in Review: January 2022
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50-year gap: The science of 5.1 earthquake that shook Auckland, Waikato, BOP
Seismologist Dr Jen Andrews points out the rarity of the quake on the Kerepehi Fault.
'You’d almost rather not know': Daisy the great white shark tracked to summer hotspot
'This shark is just doing what a shark does... they hunt fish.'
Coromandel holiday exodus amid gale-force winds; warnings of worse to come
Council urges holidaymakers to head home as beaches empty and traffic builds.
UB40 concert cancelled, campers clear out, beaches close as forecast worsens
A heavy rain watch has been upgraded to a warning and campers are starting to clear out.
Great white shark Daisy's big journey
The shark, tagged last month, has been tracked travelling along the Bay of Plenty coastline to Mount Maunganui. Video / Riley Elliott / Sustainable Ocean Society
'Good jolt' as moderate 3.9 aftershock rocks Waikato, Bay of Plenty
A moderate shallow tremor rocked the region just after 11am.
Emergency services responding to crash near Karapiro, several injured
Two cars have collided at the intersection of SH29 and Totman Rd.
More than 22,000 Covid cases over past week, 56 further deaths
Eight peope are in ICU with the virus.
Tauranga bouncy castle incident: Person suffered fractured shoulder
'It is still too early to ascertain exactly what took place' - council.
Baywave closing for upgrades and maintenance
Baywave will be temporarily closed for four weeks from January 16.
Premium stories of 2022: Supersized plasterboard factory to bring dozens of jobs
Fletchers said it was working with about 70 Auckland employees who don't want to move.
Year in Review: September 2022
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Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Kicking the habit of delaying holidays
OPINION: Breaks bring much-needed balance in a crowded life.
'A wonderful life': The story of one blind man and his two best friends
John Williams looks after faithful guide dogs Gracie and Omar in their retirement.
Nearly $786m in building consents issued in 2022
It's a drop on the previous year.
'Whole house shaking': 20,000 Kiwis woken by 5.1 magnitude Waikato quake
The quake was 5 kilometres deep and hit at 5:39am.
Unhappy campers flee: Concert cancelled ahead of onslaught of subtropical storm
It was looking like the best summer in three years - until this week.
NI holiday hotspots put on alert, swathe of warnings as subtropical storm nears
Civil Defence urges campers to hatch a wet weather plan head of 30 hr-plus deluge.
'New Zealand vibes': Festivalgoers travel from all over country to Bay Dreams
“It’s pretty awesome - obviously after Covid, it’s pretty nice to see everyone out again.”