Three Bay Lotto players win $22,000 each
The winners join eight others who won big.
The winners join eight others who won big.
Dust off the walking shoes and explore the backyard this summer.
Omanawa Falls has never been open to the public, the council says.
Weighing 45kg, face covered in sores, teeth fallen out, she was at the peak of addiction.
Taupō and Coromandel have an abundance of activities for people to enjoy.
Opoutere Beach has been closed and reopened twice today.
"On the other hand ... kittens don't stay available for adoption more than a day."
Opinion: Every year I suffer from the New Year's resolution hangover.
Men were also more than two times more likely to first-time offend than women.
And already this year one person has died in a crash on SH29 in the Lower Kaimai Range.
Locals and bach owners say they are devastated and saddened by the death of the woman.
"She was a lovely girl, a fun girl, always bubbly, into anything."
Police have released the name of the woman who died after the attack yesterday.
Bay marine experts say bronze whaler or hammerhead unlikely in Bowentown attack.
Harbourmaster takes aim with new radar technology. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
"We need everyone to take responsibility and think about water safety."
Opinion: Bus drivers should not have to ward off assaults and attempted robberies.
The incident happened at 11.20am.
"I don't see [American citizenship] having a value any more," says US expat.
Police are calling for information.
The crash happened at about 9.20pm last night.
Four people drowned in North Island lakes in two terrible days.
Fire services were called to the scene at 6.20am.
After cooler December, NZ coastal waters are heating up again. Will they keep warming?
A dry spell early last year continues to have flow-on effects.
"It's no good sitting in a chair, you'll just perish."
Mince from the Tauriko store is being recalled.
The temperature is expected to be the hottest since the beginning of summer.
The crash happened about 9.20am.
Prosecution rates are at a five year high in Tauranga and Rotorua.