Bay of Plenty GPs using technology in lockdown
The aim was to reduce the number of people physically entering general practices.
The aim was to reduce the number of people physically entering general practices.
Local government agencies are quickly adapting to the new measures announced today.
"In the end, we were left with no choice."
Crews from Edgecumbe, Rotorua and Kawerau attended.
Outsiders are barred from Te Whānau-ā-Apanui territory from midnight March 25 onwards.
Council-operated services in Whakatāne are closing.
A helicopter is on its way after a water incident at Lake Rotoma
The library closed after a pair returning from overseas 'ran their hands over everything'.
March is normally a booming month for overseas tourists to the Eastern Bay.
Tauranga's Jazz Festival is one of a string of event cancellations.
The cancellation comes as a safety precaution.
Students are getting some extra encouragement to play basketball in the Bay of Plenty.
Jake Milbank says it's good to be "breathing in some fresh air".
Mount Maunganui Lifeguard Service, Ōmanu and Pāpāmoa expected to win titles.
But Shadbolt can't pinpoint what it is about In the Air that makes it so popular.
The temperature in the lava lobes was sitting at its hottest temperature to date.
Kelsey Waghorn says months following eruption the longest she's spent on land in years.
It comes on the day the second case of COVID-19 was confirmed in New Zealand.
The former employee admitted receiving secret commissions from a new contract.
Worksafe have laid completed an investigation into the crash.
"Although I have my moments, I am proud of the huge progress I have made."
Angie Warren-Clark MP has been confirmed as the Labour Party candidate for Bay of Plenty.
The 39-year-old's candidacy was today confirmed in Rotorua.
Rainfall rates could reach up to 40mm in some places!
GRAPHIC WARNING: The tour guide has shared a glimpse into her hospital recovery.
"They [outside support staff] all kind of come in and then they all disappear."
GNS Science today released an update on the situation at the volcano.
Whakatāne District Council staff meet with Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta.
The tour guide says she doesn't remember the "really gnarly stuff".