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Stay safe and be responsible this summer, warn police
Waikato police urge holidaymakers to stay safe this summer.
Waikato police urge holidaymakers to stay safe this summer.
New seating will be installed throughout walking tracks on Mauao in the coming week.
'Fun vibes and a kōrero' are the central themes for the outreach event at Blake Park.
OPINION:Our water safety senses need to be heightened.
"It is a story of love of a whānau who would give everything for each other."
Drownings are already over 80 per cent of the 10-year average with two months to go.
Get in early for a special ferry service.
A teenager saw the man kicking a puppy against a rock.
OPINION: Studying the closure of road will not provide relief for commuters.
'It's been a long time coming.'
With no new information, police suspended the search for the missing doctor.
Police are warning contractors and tradesmen to secure valuable tools and equipment.
Tauranga doctor David Holland has been missing for nearly two weeks.
Eighteen groups and individuals tell the council what they think of earlier closing times.
More than one in 10 drownings in New Zealand were in the Bay of Plenty.
Even with Omicron looming, a public health expert says this weekend's risk is 'very small'
The most common activities that led to injuries were boating, swimming and fishing.
Businesses say the Mount will need more than the holiday influx to recover.
The Black Caps are starting their summer season at the Bay Oval.
The Mount used to have a wild reputation as New Year's Eve party central. But not anymore.
'Covid doesn't know it's Christmas or New Year', says ice cream shop manager.
"My recommendation is to put it in the bin and start again."
One hospitality owner says the sector has been rushed into bracing for Orange.
Today's case numbers have been revealed.
More cases are being detected in Bay of Plenty
There are now seven Covid cases in the Bay of Plenty DHB region.
The health board chief is warning people Covid-19 could be in Tauranga this week.
The one-day event was set to be held in Mount Maunganui on January 3.