
Review: Comedians donate a night of laughs in support of rainbow community
The charity event was about rallying support for the LGBTQIA+ community.
The charity event was about rallying support for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Entertainers Ethel and Bethel brought their wacky bingo night to Pauanui Golf Club.
A temporary lane closure is expected to be in place until autumn 2023.
The annual Tairua Heritage four-day fundraising festival kicked off in style.
Philips Search & Rescue Trust has signed a new media partnership with NZME.
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Mark Hohua died in hospital early on June 19 from injuries sustained the previous evening.
Wastewater testing shows two sub-variants are dominant in two regional centres.
LJ Hooker’s Waihi Beach branch has been recognised for its community outreach
Waihi Golf Club’s Murray Fraser is the 2022 Waikato Golf’s Senior Men’s Champion.
The Hikaui bridge is staying open until November 28 as deck replacement goes on hold.
A woman was heard saying “watch out... oh my God” as the slip rushed towards them.
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Robyne Dowdall said pottery helped her regain confidence and strength after her diagnosis.
A site investigation is under way.
'It felt like a safe space for everyone.'
'We have got a really generous community who want to look after others'.
The watch will be in place until 7pm.
One in four New Zealanders have a chronic health condition.
'It’s not an easy thing to be in my own world all the time, to live inside my own box.'
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Strong work ethic, initiative and compassion are just some of the skills volunteers need.
Mark Lister thinks some of the criticism of the Reserve Bank is unfair
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'All around the bush, there are a lot of old fullas, and they're still going,' says Smith.
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"People are now more comfortable working from home, following extended lockdowns ..."
The event is part of a series aimed at tackling discrimination in Tauranga.