
Jo Raphael: Welcome level 2, life in lockdown was getting too comfortable
OPINION: We mustn't let life in lockdown become too comfortable.
OPINION: We mustn't let life in lockdown become too comfortable.
More businesses are allowed to open under Level 2, but with restrictions.
Local restaurants weigh in on the benefits and downsides to opening again at level 2.
"We need to have a stronger focus on our own."
Several Western Bay of Plenty and Taupō homes have made the Top 100.
OPINION: Our readers have their say
Office relocation included an excess of $9m in safety and environment enhancements.
A man has been taken into custody in Tauranga yesterday evening.
Director of the manufacturer of the truck involved disputes suggestions of 'wrong' wiring.
Residents believe bins are too large and there is insufficient kerb space for all bins.
Brett Williamson eventually got up at 4.30am after being bombarded with text messages.
The team is still buzzing from the win.
Community claim they are still suffering despite given the all clear.
The man died after a small boat capsized in the river mouth on Saturday.
Barni often takes toys away from other dogs and takes them home — but this was a first.
Mature pōhutukawa, tōtara, tītoki and Norfolk pines have been planted along the main road.
The Volcanix start their season against Auckland on Saturday, July 16.
Man was in the community for 12 days before being told to self-isolate.
OPINION: Our members generally prefer action and progress over inaction and indecision.
Both were closed again due to the high incoming tide yesterday.
The tracks were closed from Sunday afternoon.
How did he do it and why?
Luca Ahumada-Percoco set himself a challenge and tackled it wholeheartedly.
Some people plan to keep paying for a private pick-up, on top of the rates-funded one.
A month of public consultation is expected to follow.
COMMENT: Many will feel ashamed about what they learn, writes Rob Rattenbury.
"We are incredibly car-dependent, and it has just gotten worse and worse."
The $9.5m sale was a record for the region, says REINZ
'It keeps people employed but it also allows council to look at moving it forward.'
"If we don't remember then we might make the same mistakes of the past."