
Comment: Booster shots and Māori the next targets
The Bay of Plenty was one of the last to reach 90 per cent
The Bay of Plenty was one of the last to reach 90 per cent
Waterbourne is a sustainable beach festival which will be held in Mt Maunganui in March.
There are reports a child and an adult have come into difficulty while swimming.
The 90 per cent target has been reached - but it's not the finish line.
The interval between second and booster vaccine doses drops to four months tomorrow.
Hindsight is a great thing. Rotorua's Vaccination Centre should have been open
The Ministry of Education received 293 homeschooling applications last year
Lorraine Futter was a bit blase about skin cancer. Then she found out she had melanoma.
Traffic is moving very slowly on State Highway 2.
The crash involved a car and a pedestrian.
The warm weather is good for those on holiday but it brings some concerns for farmers.
Here's what made headlines in Money from May to August.
Several new close contact locations of interest have also been released.
The $350,000 winning ticket was sold at New World Waihi.
A fallen tree has blocked traffic on State Highway 2.
Opinion: Let's take the pressure off 2022 and ourselves to make the next year wonderful.
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Guests staying at many campsites and huts this summer will need to be vaccinated.
'Count your blessings and get on with it.'
Fire crews with extraction equipment sent to single-vehicle crash.
The Black Caps are starting their summer season at the Bay Oval.
People are being urged to celebrate safely.
New locations of interest have also been revealed in Tauranga and Mount Maunganui.
Opinion: Labour is playing to win elections, not make the changes it believes in.
Ione Murray turned 100 this month, and is determined to reach 101.
OPINION: Some of us may feel battle-hardened, others more battle-weary.
11 Bay locals are being honoured for their services to community, arts and sport.
Our readers have their say.
Hotel co-owner recognised for her volunteer work with the intellectually disabled
Twin founders of Taylor Brother's Transport say their business is "a team effort".