'Totally trashed': Bowling club vandalised ahead of tournament
Members turned up at the club this morning to find carnage.
Members turned up at the club this morning to find carnage.
Bach owners provide majority of rates and deserve share of votes: Councillor Gary Gotlieb.
Kathy Sewell's HART cat shelter faces closure if she can't keep her cat numbers down.
Local coastguard members experienced life on tall ship Endeavour.
Waihī has beaten Hanmer Springs as New Zealand's most beautiful town.
After missing out to Raglan last year, it finally takes the cake.
Paeroa Fireworks Display has been running for 40 years.
Musician Shirley Howe is promoting her latest album release.
Waihi Beach lifeguard Bree McCowatt has returned from the world deaf swimming champions.
Toi Iti, son of activist Tāme Iti, has won the Kōhi Māori seat.
Western Bay of Plenty council's new representatives are revealed.
Tīpene Marr previously held the seat.
Kate Mullaney's pain factor was huge before her lumber spine surgery in Germany.
Government approve application to buy land for tailings dam.
National says Sage should lose the Land Information portfolio, but PM says it is safe.
A key reason was due to the benefit it would have on the country
Dr Viliame Sotutu said the bill sent a message "that children's lives are expendable".
Officers were called to the scene on Seaforth Rd last night
There has been two confirmed cases of measles in Waihi, and a few in surrounding areas.
Bay of Plenty surf life savers haven taken out half of this year's national awards.
The historic Waihi church celebrates 125 years with a public service.
Throughout the country there are 18,832 club members, including 4,903 lifeguards.
Waihi Beach Coastguard are seeking new operators to keep an eye out for boaties.
Mining and drug reform were hot topics when the politicians spoke to Waihi residents.
Seeds of a scandal: unpicking the Labour staffer saga.
The work will take around four months to complete.
Community feedback on the proposed design of Whangamatā's skate park has been submitted.
Woody opens the door to his man cave and finds four women expecting a workshop.
The illegal and clandestine poisoning of pine trees at Opoutere spurs plan in community.
Some weeks, the employee was paid less than $3 an hour.