
Hospital lockdown ends as police take person into custody
Armed police have now left the hospital.
Armed police have now left the hospital.
Police appeal for video footage.
The film was submitted 'just to see what happens'.
Tensions were high in the public gallery when the man appeared in court on Tuesday.
The patient is being taken to hospital.
The shallowing of the narrows has been causing some challenges.
'It would be like giving someone a music test to see if they are good at playing tennis.'
Local businesses are pleased the council has backed down on paid parking plans.
The toddler was found submerged under two large rocks in an estuary in 2019.
More than 2000 students will be graduating from Toi Ohomai.
For the first time since 2019, Tauranga voters will elect their council representatives.
Taiatini was fatally struck by a vehicle on Saint John St in June.
Intermodal freight hub expansion back in 2016 was hailed as a big leap forward.
Police arrested 25 people in the five-day operation.
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GPs say time for non-clinical work needs to be 'recognised' and 'remunerated'.
The road was initially closed but has since reopened.
There has been a fatal crash in the Bay of Plenty, killing one.
“Pretty much everyone said, ‘We can’t find anything wrong with you’.”
She's speaking out to warn others of the dangers of impulse shopping and ignoring debt.
Two people were left with serious injuries at 3.30am on The Strand on March 3.
The school is investigating and 'unequivocally condemned' violence in its community.
Medical centre team “saved this man’s life”.
Opinion: 'It’s absolutely disgusting that our country has such a severe housing problem.'
A badly injured man who turned up at a medical centre this afternoon is now in hospital.
Emergency services attended the scene this afternoon in Welcome Bay.
'Do we want the Mount to become a Gold Coast? No. We want it to remain like a village.'
The council’s public transport committee discussed its options.