How fast are we sinking? Sea level rise in Thames-Coromandel could be three times faster
A presenter says sea levels could rise much more quickly than district council data shows.
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OceanaGold mine: Waihi environmental group to challenge mining consents
OceanaGold wants to set up an underground mine north of Waihi.
Missing moggie returns: 'Oh my god, Pipi! We haven't seen you for eight years!'
Pipi, now 12, will live out his sunset years "as a king".
Law reform could help councils act faster on booze policies
Once a local alcohol policy is adopted by the council, it can be reviewed at any time.
'Made me feel like a man': Accused talked about hurting victim
Adrian Phillips was under cross-examination at the High Court in Hamilton.
Murder accused tells court he feared for his life when he shot and killed old friend
Adrian Phillips has described to a court the moment he shot at a former mate.
'Giant heartbroken baby': Murder accused says he broke down
Adrian Phillips banged his head against the wall to feel better after a serious accident.
'Hurry up and kill me': Accused wanted to die during fire
Adrian Phillips takes the stand in his trial for the murder of Bayden Williams.
Hauraki District Council backs alcohol law reform
The endorsement makes it the sixth council in New Zealand to support the bill.
Candidates put hats in ring for Thames-Coromandel mayoralty race
Two men have announced their intention to stand for mayor ahead of July nominations.
Calling time on all-day parking?
The council is seeking feedback on proposed changes to its parking and traffic rules.
'I wanted him to tell me it wasn't real': Former girlfriend's reaction to shooting
Macy Randall begged her then-boyfriend to tell her he hadn't shot Bayden Williams,
Thousands of properties affected by power outages
Most of the outages are in lower parts of the North Island.
Large pool of blood on Kopu roadside first indicator of shooting
A large pool of blood drew the attention of the officers who were first to the scene.
Area school zoning 'future-proofing' for locals
The Whangamata Area School could be subject to zoning - read more to have your say.
News in brief: Sea level rise plans, digital boost for businesses
News on the Shoreline Management Plan, dog registration, business support and more.
Dame Ruth among Hauraki-Coromandel residents receiving Queen's Birthday honours
Others include Ngakoma Ngamane, Dr Miriam Saphira and Denise Messiter.
Netball has another Dame! Coach of golden era recognised
Ruth Aitken coached the Silver Ferns through one of their greatest runs.
Murder accused felt like there'd been 'no justice' after earlier fight
Adrian Phillips felt like there had been no justice after a January fight.
Kopu murder trial: 'Hey Dad, how's your day' - Father's last words with son
The original jury was discharged and a new one empanelled yesterday.
At last! Whangamata in seven-try romp
Three Whangamata players were sin-binned during the victory over Coromandel.
Theatre group joins dating app to find blokes
They hope to get more males involved in all aspects of the theatre.
'Being nato': Murder accused shot victim three times
Ngātea man Adrian Phillips is accused of murdering Bayden Williams in August 2020.
Children trapped in early learning centre by floodwaters in Thames-Coromandel
It's believed seven children are at the centre.
'Water is up to our knees': Flooding, crashes reported as rain pounds BOP, Rotorua
An orange warning for heavy rain is in place for Rotorua and BoP through to midnight.
Finally, a home for Tairua's skatepark, but not everyone's happy
The long-awaited Tairua Skatepark has officially found its home.
Holiday home rentals a bonanza for Coromandel landlords
Highest incomes per booking include Hahei, Whitianga, Waihi Beach and Pauanui properties
Waihou punish lacklustre Whangamata
Whangamata had try-scoring chances at least twice, only to take the wrong option
Site chosen for Tairua skatepark
All potential sites "were investigated and public opinion was thoroughly canvassed".
New Thames-Coromandel council chief executive named
"I am looking forward to getting to know the community, council staff and elected members"
Police will 'bend over backwards' to find ram-raiders
A Thames business leader says ram-raids are 'demoralising' and 'frightening'.
Watch: Orca family's day out captured on camera
Footage was shared of the encounter
Rock stars: Bringing minerals to life
Rocks at the Thames School of Mines are now accessible to people around the world