
'A bit of trepidation': MP Tāmati Coffey on preparing to raise 'baby number two'
'We’re not necessarily experts on girls but actually, we’ll be okay.'
'We’re not necessarily experts on girls but actually, we’ll be okay.'
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Showers amid the sun brought out the gleam of hot rods, street machines and muscle cars.
Coffey made the announcement on Facebook this afternoon.
Repco Beach Hop is cruising into the Coromandel this weekend.
Ngāi Te Rangi says it's 'an opportunity to diversify our investment portfolio'.
Two young wahine will be advocating for their communities for the next three years
Almost 300 people are benefiting from kiwifruit bins being converted to vege gardens.
A humanitarian medical aid mission to Fiji has been deemed a huge success.
The threat of thunder did not faze naked bikers in Waihi Beach.
Lachie and Ben are new to body building but are now top in their division.
Cash given during food drive will help fill any gaps at Te Puke foodbank.
Cast moulded into a unit more than capable of delivering the TV show to the stage
Waikato-based veterinary graduate Melissa Veltman will receive $55,000 over five years.
Loads of local car fans heading for the Coromandel
Building consent valued issues for $16m for a five-story office building.
'We know we are facing a period of global turmoil,' says Woods.
Five tractors have rolled through Katikati, and more will star in the Christmas parade.
There'll be activities galore at a Te Puke kabaddi tournament on Sunday.
The fate of the nine Mongols members has finally been decided.
But a swift community response is helping the distraught family pick up the pieces.
A Te Puke farm lost fruit and veggie houses, chickens, rabbits, in a ‘tornado'.
Joshua Shoebridge, 23, was third in the NZ Certified Builders Apprentice Challenge.
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There are road closures in Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
Parking changes for Tauranga CBD were described as 'absurd' by shoppers.
The store will give clients of Tauranga foodbank more choice.
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Heavy rain, possibly turning to thunderstorms, along with strong gusts are forecast.