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'Grow the game': Youth worker dreams of coaching boxing at Olympics - and beyond
'Miracles happen in the present and if you’re not present you can’t expect the miracles.'
Scene guard at suspicious house fire in Ōpōtiki
The house was 'fully involved' when crews arrived.
Mission to shine a light on the 'incredible' Māori of Tauranga and Rotorua
'We have got some incredible talent here,' says Bay director.
'Like slime': The Bay of Plenty town grossed out by dirty tap water
Bay of Plenty town angry and frustrated at rusty brown water supply.
Ruapehu hapū want consultation before new ski field operators are signed off
Concern concessions will be 'rubber-stamped'.
'Don’t make us invisible': Plans to scrap Māori Health Authority under fire
Health providers are upset at National's policy plans to abolish the organisation.
‘I’m not giving every waking hour’: Meet the employees who are quiet quitting
The phrase means doing what you're paid to do, without going 'above and beyond'.
Luke Bradford: What men just don’t get about health
Opinion: Men's Health Week is an opportunity to start doing things better.
Man killed in Ōpōtiki was boss of Mongrel Mob Barbarians
Police are on high alert due to the gang presence in the area.
One hour, two ram raids, two businesses burgled
Police have confirmed stolen vehicles were used to gain entry.
Luke Kirkness: From tragedy to triumph: How we can reshape water safety in New Zealand
Surfers making a splash in water safety show giving power to the people is key.
'Excellently executed': Famous Agatha Christie whodunnit comes to Shambles Theatre
A killer is in their midst. Will they strike again?
'A lot of it's brainpower': Charity dance contest duo putting in the hard yards
Dance couple Hamoterangi Pomana and Owen Turuta are rehearsing for Dancing for Hospice.
'A lot' of people don't know what it does, but this company is one of NZ's best to work for
'We are a very quiet company. If you know what we do, you know who we are.'
Cloud nine or clouded minds? Why we need to take a harder line on vaping
Opinion: We need to follow Australia's hardline measures.
Declining or flourishing? MP wants 'clarity' on reef life two years after fishing ban
The regional council says it will take time to see if change is happening.
Police name man who died in Ōpōtiki
CPR was performed but the man died of his injuries.
Patchell Group's call to enter the 'business party of the year'
'Rotorua’s business party of the year'
Opinion: Supermarket body cameras must not be misused
Opinion: I believe there’s a line to be drawn here.
Verbal abuse, physical threats: City contractors face more public abuse
'Many of the incidents are very distressing for our workers'
Mark Lister: Should I pay off the mortgage, or invest that extra cash?
A paid-off mortgage will put you on the path to freedom, but it's not that black and white
'Freaks me out': Kiwi nurse 'clears $170k' in Australia, primary teacher makes $97k
Carmen Hall speaks to 8 NZ health workers and teachers chasing their dreams in Australia.
Missing Taupō man located deceased
The man’s death is not being treated as suspicious.
Rape trial: Jury returns verdicts on accused Seda Tiv
Jurors deliberated for about four hours.
Te Mapou marks site where chief fell
Te Mapou pā was an ancient pā site that overlooked Te Rotoiti.
Roimata Mihinui: June 10 is a special day on our Tuhourangi calendar
Opinion: The eruption in 1886 determined the future of our people.
'Thrilled': Major milestone for local tech academy
Seeds of success already bearing fruit in holistic approach to future work.
Nicola Grigg: What the National Party wants for New Zealand women
Opinion: Women's spokesperson outlines the party policies.
Have you seen Michael James Hill? Police appeal for public's help
Taupō Police are appealing for assistance from the public to locate 49-year-old.
'They’re going to kill me': Man fleeing gang members hides in restaurant chiller
Businesses in Tauranga's CBD are also complaining about crime and antisocial behaviour.
Crispian Stewart: Rotorua tournament celebrates legacy of league visionaries
OPINION: Peter McLeod was a fervent supporter and advocate of the sport.