
Six new Covid cases in Bay of Plenty, four in hospital; 13 in Lakes
There were 126 new community cases over the past two days across New Zealand.
There were 126 new community cases over the past two days across New Zealand.
Cordons were in place around the Bedford Pl area of the Tauranga suburb.
OPINION: It's also important that people be nice to one another.
Tauranga Council will debate in a civic whare building after the CBD upgrade.
Gregg Shaw shares his incredible story of survival.
The man left was expected home yesterday, his empty boat was found at 2pm today.
A family has been building it's light collection for nine years, now half of it is gone.
OPINION: Personally, I plan to eat, drink and sleep and reunite with loved ones.
The Bay of Plenty Times annual six-week Christmas Appeal for the Foodbank has ended.
Winner over three super stock races will pocket $1800.
OPINION: More than 40 people won't be coming home for Christmas.
New locations of interest.
It is the third court decision against plans to change the land's status for development.
An accommodation owner encouraged people to book directly rather than with a third party.
Whirinaki forest DoC huts and campsite will be closed until February.
Police were called just after 6am.
The council's portion of the settlement payment was $29,435,000.
It will be the first time all council admin staff will be under the same roof for 10 years
Police were called to a sudden-death incident at 8.45am near the Whakatāne Boat Ramp.
The driver of a car involved in a fatal crash in Katikati denies careless driving.
OPINION: New Zealand's decision-makers deserve a blessed Christmas.
Tiaki Engineering Consultants' $3000 donation helps the foodbank through the holidays.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whare has placed a rāhui on Whirinaki Te Pua a Tāne Conservation Park.
Just over half of Murupara's eligible population is fully vaccinated.
People have been asked to report all sightings of sharks this summer.
The two-vehicle crash briefly closed the road.
Horses became a huge problem in Ōpōtiki following last year's Covid-19 lockdown.
The accused was denied interim name suppression.
People should remain vigilant when out swimming and report all sightings.
Significant water damage has shut the Kathleen Kilgour Centre for at least a day.