Watch: Retail like 'zombie apocalypse' says shop manager after $16k of bikes taken
"There was glass everywhere - and things tipped over and damaged" - store manager.
"There was glass everywhere - and things tipped over and damaged" - store manager.
OPINION: Uffindell is now fronting up - but voters may wonder why it didn't come earlier.
It's expected construction would be brought forward from the original proposal of 2028.
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
OPINION: Covid was like a giant re-set button.
But the board says its investment saved "many families from the heartbreak of loss".
"This definitely has taken me out of my comfort zone" - Dame Susan Devoy
Held October 12-16, there are talks, panel discussions, workshops and performances
Opinion: Parents should be held responsible when their kids act up and harm others.
"I'll always remember her as being a really loving cousin."
"We have to be very vigilant who we open our pumps to..."
The housing agency failed to price risk in the land purchase.
'Aggressive' speed bumps gone but new crossing cause for more concern at new school.
People could expect overnight lane closures.
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on the 'devastating' impact of ram raids.
'Contractors are working hard to get the water back on as soon as they can.'
'It's crazy to think that humans can be that horrible.'
Kohu was 'first in line' to support Māori issues and was 'a calm voice of reason'.
OPINION: The shortage is now. The need is acute. Patients and staff are suffering.
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on jewellery store thieves.
Youth have gone from making up 58.5 per cent of ram-raid incidents to 71 per cent.
Pop-up restaurant Kitchen Takeover wins two awards at the NZ Events Association awards.
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on Kāinga Ora bidding up purchase price.
Our readers have their say.
OPINION: As if the past couple of years weren't hard enough now there are ram raids.
OPINION: Since Nia's death in 2007, 174 children have been killed.
Life changes gave Savannah the opportunity to focus on her business.
About 100 cruise ships are scheduled to dock in Tauranga between October and April.
"They already do heaps for me ... they have their own health problems to deal with."
Danny Cancian owes more than $1 million to Carters.