6407 new Covid cases, two more travellers have BA.5 variant
Omicron sub-variants BA.4 and BA.5 have been detected in New Zealand.
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No Rotorua games for Bay of Plenty Steamers, Volcanix in 2022
Rugby league, football and other events have also been shifted from the venue.
Rob Rattenbury: Pākehā need to be trusted with referendum on He Puapua
OPINION: We need a referendum on He Puapua, because progress depends on public support.
Weather: Pleasant autumn so far, but mercury set to drop
Taupō's weekly weather report
More than 20 quakes: Swarm rocks Bay of Plenty
Several earthquakes have been felt by people in the Eastern Bay of Plenty this morning
Currie claims podium place at world Ironman
The Ironman World Championship was held in the US at the weekend
'Lucky': Breast cancer survivor walking and rowing 100km in May for charity
The charity aims to raise up to $50,000 to support breast cancer patients in the Bay.
Learn about kaupapa of local arts and community groups
The Arts Village is running its Community and Family Event 2022 this weekend.
Family, routine and social connection: The pandemic losses still affecting older Kiwis
'We can't expect people to go back to the way they were. We're all changed from this.'
'Targeting Māori': The police firearm figures worrying leaders
Actions predicated on race or the situation? Police firearm use data revealed.
Life-threatening endometriosis delays, surgery wait times up to three years
On average, women in NZ wait 8.7 years from onset symptoms to be formally diagnosed.
Business digest: Pacific Business Village launched
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5647 community Covid cases, 350 hospitalisations, 3 deaths - and another new variant
New Zealand is just under 20,000 cases away from reaching the one million milestone.
Fundraiser sets $10k goal after friend's battle
Heinz Fett has helped raise thousands for cancer but he's not done yet.
Guns, drugs, corruption: Inside NZ's fight against escalating gang violence
Investigative reporter Jared Savage reveals what's really happening in NZ's gang scene.
Dr Tony Farrell: Reining in alcohol industry will reduce health burden
OPINION: The Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act needs reviewing
Jenny Rudd: Bitcoin is an upgrade for humanity
Rudd: If you think Bitcoin just helps investors get rich you're missing the big picture.
'She is my amazing mum and I love her': Mums and their firstborns celebrate their bond
Mother's Day Q&A: Mums and their firstborn children talk about their special bond
'A little strange alien': Mother's battle with postnatal depression
Perinatal Mental Health Awareness Week: "Having a child...was a big shock for my system."
Around the Dinner Table: Seafood chowder a treat for the senses
In Around the Dinner Table, we catch up with local foodies and share a favourite recipe.
'We live in a man's world': NZ lags behind other countries in women's health
"When we look at systems of all sorts around the world we see inequality for women."
What women want: 'You do the mahi and get paid accordingly'
Bay of Plenty businesswomen weigh in on the gender pay gap issue.
Mark Lister: A smarter way to give back
Mark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners.
Almost 1 million cases since Covid arrived in NZ - rolling average rises again
The seven-day rolling average of new cases shows numbers are up on a week ago.
'Stuck': Employers blamed for not moving gender pay gap dial
Minister for Women Jan Tinetti: 'I would encourage everyone to join their union.'
Luke Kirkness: I've started vaping - and I'm on the way to getting hooked
OPINION: I've picked up a bad habit that is hard to shake despite not being a smoker.
Forests for the future: The $25.5m programme hoping to help solve an industry's labour woes
The new programme aims to solve forestry sector's labour shortage with technology.
Gardening Guide: How to ensure a productive garden year-round
It takes years of practice for a gardener to ensure productivity throughout the year.
Former Rotorua Trust manager farewelled from city in fundraising style
An outpouring of love has been shown for community man Tony Gill.
Ram raids are violent, thuggish and dangerous
OPINION: Grumpy old men and women have been sounding the warning for years.
'I've loved every moment': Tūrangi librarian moving on after 35 years
What started as something to do during school holidays became a cherished career.
MPs clash over homeless report on where Rotorua homeless have come from
Local politicians have exchanged words over a new homeless report.
Motel standoff: Tenants refuse to leave as Govt investigates serious allegations
Government launches investigation into complaint from motel manager.