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All Mauao tracks to close while sculptures installed
Weighing around two tonnes each, the sculptures will be installed via helicopter.
'Time's up': Major export gateway Port of Tauranga runs out of container berth space
No room left to take on new shipping services.
ComCom wrote to 12 retirement village owners on false, misleading claims
Companies should seek legal advice about issues it had raised, Commerce Commission said.
Hot topics quiz: What song did The Beatles open with in the band’s rooftop performance?
How good is your general knowledge? Test yourself with our hot topics quiz.
Pot plants in potholes: 'Creative' ploy to get road fixed successful
It comes after roundabout grass was baled by a rogue farmer in the same community.
Man jailed for killing elderly wife in failed suicide pact
John Salter strangled his wife Jean with a necktie but couldn't take his own life.
Whakaari tour companies maintain they were misled by WorkSafe, other govt agencies
Research institute GNS Science will be sentenced separately today.
'Nice feel about it': How this BoP town is meeting its housing needs
Te Mania housing development creating a community.
How does your school rate? NCEA and UE results at every college ranked
Where does your school rank? Which ones stand out, and why?
Failed bid to have newly elected council monitored revealed
But those behind it are considering trying again.
Young rider to be remembered with special Hampton Downs tribute
Hampton Downs event to include a special tribute to a fallen champion.
New Zealand's most 'Instagrammable' locations revealed
A newly released ranking, based on Instagram data, shows the country's most popular spots.
Prankster takes a dig at council by planting potholes
Potholes become pot plants in Te Puna.
Slip-damaged road remains closed after plea from kaumātua
The road was previously used by 'rat runners' to avoid SH2.
Seeka feels lash of 2023 weather with $14.5m net loss
Prospects now look brighter as improved growing conditions signal record kiwifruit crops.
'Flying high in heaven': Tributes flow for pilot and speedway identity who died in crash
'We nicknamed him Waterboy. But he was no boy. He was da man.'
Whakaari defendant seeks up to 55pc reduction in fine for guilty plea
Court hears more from the victims, families and lawyers at the second day of sentencing.
St John Te Puke benefactor revealed
Joyce always had a strong connection to her time as an ambulance officer.
'Silent killer': Nurse battles cancer that has 'no specific screening test'
She had 'always been fit and well' so the diagnosis at age 55 came as a 'shock'.
When Wagner steamed in: A love letter to a defining player
Talismanic bowler brought remarkable energy to side.
Pendergrast Memorial Heritage Park celebrates 10th birthday
The celebration is now part of Sustainable Backyards month.
Gang associates guilty of murdering 27-year-old who 'narked' on Mongrel Mob captain
Jury returns unanimous guilty verdicts in case of Bay of Plenty man Eli Johnson's murder.
‘You cannot mend a mother’s broken heart’: White Island victim's mum speaks of grief
Victims and family members address the court before the hearing moved into its next phase.
Fishing the big fish for fire brigade
Anglers fished from the shore or boats between Mount Maunganui and Waihī Beach.
'Not easy to step away': Emotional Black Caps star announces retirement
The 37-year-old will not be in the starting XI for the Black Caps against Australia.
'Bulls***': Former police minister Stuart Nash lets rip against Labour ex-colleagues
Nash says Chris Hipkins should have approved gang asset seizures under $30,000
Hunt is on for Te Puke Citizen of the Year
Award created in 2007 in memory of local identity Lorna Treloar.
Whakaari eruption victims’ families - ‘I feel like a victim of negligence’
Richard Elzer's family speak at the Auckland District Court sentencing.
He used his own struggles to help pave the way for others
Jacqui Whyte will continue fighting for families of loved ones needing specialist care.