'Noose with your name on it': Warrant issued for man who threatened to 'hang' PM
'I’ve got a noose with your name on it,' he wrote of Dame Jacinda Ardern during her term.
'I’ve got a noose with your name on it,' he wrote of Dame Jacinda Ardern during her term.
The fire had caused traffic congestion in the area.
Internship gives iwi members an opportunity to gain experience while building depth.
'We’ve lost people ... all vital to making sure a hospital functions accordingly.'
'Some people would think it is just a piece of wood and let it drift through.'
The free service providing companionship and conversation is staffed by volunteers.
Fears survivors of abuse in faith-based institutions will be 'ghosted' in redress system.
How sport helped a bullied boy find his happy place after a traumatic brain injury.
'They tried to bring him back and then get him on to the beach and resuscitate him.'
He has been recognised in the 2025 New Year Honours.
The last River Sounds festival will raise funds for a Tauranga mental health service.
Overnight SH2 rebuild aims to improve safety and reduce delays from roadworks.
'They are just stealing from the students.'
Holidaymakers urged to stay cautious; lifeguards report manageable issues.
'We haven’t found a house yet - the housing crisis is real.'
Ian Pickard has been honoured for 50 years of life-saving service.
Too many people have died on local roads, say police.
'I’m supposed to be a wordsmith and just can’t get the words out.'
A regional deal, a bigger pie, roads, health funding solutions and unity on the wishlists.
Julian Fitter has been contributing to conservation for half a century.
Police have said he was evading arrest, but a family member disputed that.
Dogs and handlers graduate to boost force's frontline capacity nationwide.
Jimmy Fallon's house band is one of the biggest acts visiting the Bay this summer.
Ihaka has been honoured with an ONZM for services to Māori and governance.
'It’s important to find your passion as when you love what you do, you do your best work.'
Plus - we ask why one city, unusually, has no honourees on this year's list.
Local iwi offered condolences to the grieving whānau of the man who died.
He's among more than 2000 people snapped for the same offence this year in the region.
Frankie Venter's first headline show in Tauranga was the turning point of her career.
'There’s a whole lot of people out there who you can help and talk to.'