Katikati retailer gets home detention and fine for exploiting migrants
Some weeks, the employee was paid less than $3 an hour.
Some weeks, the employee was paid less than $3 an hour.
Despite plenty of grief, Shirley Wine's novels are anything but gloomy.
Holly Goldsworthy has a surplus of pet food for pet owners in need.
Waihi Leader caught up with Waihi Police Sergeant Craig Thorne after his deployment.
The area includes Tauranga City, Western Bay of Plenty District and Whakatāne District.
157 charities and social organisations will reap the rewards of local people's generosity.
Waihi Beach Menz Shed will be start being built by the end of the year.
Fresh new wheels will help to keep the community safe this summer.
'Maybe the last three years...will not have been in vain".
Victoria Battery Tramway and Museum need new blood on their management team.
Police are looking to speak with the registered owner
Spark investigating options after concerted campaign by small town - others follow suit.
Waihi Ladies 8 Ball is looking for new members.
The Laughing Potter Andrew Killick spoke to seniors at the Salvation Army last week.
The Salvation Army's Winter Appeal is on this month and they are looking for blankets.
Go Waihi has a new co-ordinator who is already impressed by the small township.
Lance "Stretch" Voice thought he'd lost everything when fire tore through his bus.
The reason for the shark's death is still a mystery.
Sixteen mine rescue team members and volunteer fire brigade firefighters rescue dog.
The Hunslet DSA 551 won the motive power award (non steam) at the annual FRONZ conference.
Theo and Robin worked in the same store and sang in an opera before romance bloomed.
Brain tumour sufferer irked by 15m cell tower 200m from home.
Hemi Keelan is on the lookout for a new venue for Waihi Community Martial Arts Centre.
Members of Protect Karangahake walked to council last week for a anti-mining protest
OceanaGold is downplaying reports of "massive blasts" in recent weeks.
Early reports show one person is seriously injured
COMMENT: Eugenie Sage decision is a "gross abuse" of power.
Everyone in the room had someone they'd lost, or who was suffering from breast cancer.
142 of the 169 assessed fish stocks have no sustainability issues, says report.
Security system provided after rescue equipment stolen.