New homes planned at Tauranga, Rotorua and Katikati sites
Around 230 new homes planned for the Bay of Plenty, with five strategic land purchases.
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'It's been very hard': Kiwis excited to come home as borders reopen
One family says they will not let a pandemic or a tyrannical despot get in their way.
Gold kiwifruit orchards set record $2 million a canopy hectare
The number of growers had increased by about 15 per cent in the last five years.
Kyiv emerges from curfew as air raids intensify; Russian economy in freefall; Ukraine delegation arrives for talks
The money is to help deliver essential humanitarian assistance.
Olympic champion Valerie Adams signals 'big announcement'
Adams is expected to announce retirement from international competition on Tuesday.
'I haven't heard anything from him': Bay mother fears for son fighting on the frontlines
But Lyudmyla Shelton believes the 21-year-old will keep his promise to stay alive.
'Need a clothes peg on your nose': What stinks in Rotorua?
A local business says the stench is another challenge on top of Covid-19.
Minister tests positive for Covid; 14,633 new cases as NZ reaches grim milestone
Eighty per cent of cases recorded since the start of the pandemic are currently active.
Live: Furious Putin puts nuclear forces on high alert; Ukraine trains civilians as fighters
The order raises the threat that Moscow's invasion could boil over into nuclear warfare.
Carmen Hall: My dad was a tradie. This is what I think about the current shortage
Trades offer a path in life and can provide a secure future.
Water restrictions end as demand eases
The Taupō District moved to level one water restrictions in December
Live: Rapid Covid-19 tests to hit supermarket shelves next week
The PM will make an announcement on isolation rules for returnees this afternoon.
'Incredibly distressing': How to stay mentally healthy during a Covid outbreak
Solutions, tips and tricks were provided and were key to looking after one another.
'We're out of options': Rental crisis hits families as rents up, supply down
One mother took two months to find a rental that wasn't rundown', 'damp' or 'mouldy'.
Battling burnout: GPs facing doctor shortages, high patient numbers
Rotorua general practices face doctor burnout and vacancy-filling issues.
Rob Rattenbury: Why America is set to change over the coming years
OPINION: "A lot" of change is headed America's way over the next decade or so.
'It's a no brainer' - Study of groundbreaking drug project finds stunning drop in crime
Traditional rivals on drug policy urge Government to urgently fulfil election promise.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Sunday 27th February Wrap
There were 14,941 new cases of COVID-19 discovered in the community on Sunday. Video / Jed Bradley / Alex Burton / Michael Craig / Dean Purcell
Scrub fire in Ōpōtiki district extinguished; Ngongatahā fire 'suspicious'
Firefighters are battling to get a scrub fire under control in the Ōpōtiki district.
Omicron outbreak: Five in Tauranga Hospital; latest case numbers revealed
The latest Bay of Plenty and Lakes District Health Board figures have been revealed.
What they really want: Young employees and workplaces talk leadership
Pet hate in a manager is those who work a 'hierarchy system'.
Region's first KiwiBuild homeowners 'counting the days' until move in
The Bay of Plenty's first KiwiBuild homes, in the Mountview Green development, are ready.
Shush, this is top secret: How Londoner Stacey Jones cracked Tauranga's fine dining scene
Jones' not-to-be-missed secret pop-up restaurants sell out within days; sometimes hours.
Business digest: Investment, awards and economics forum
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'Fighting in the streets' - Russian troops enter Kharkiv; Ukrainian president vows 'we will win'
Stiff resistance for Russian fighters attacking Ukrainian cities.
Another record - 13,606 community cases of Covid; 263 in hospital; 5 in ICU
New Zealand has seen another day of record Covid-19 escalation.
Police allow illegal protest on to Harbour Bridge to avoid 'escalating' situation
All protesters were off the bridge by 12.45pm, with the crowd gathered at Victoria Park.
Jo Raphael: Putin's a ruthless tyrant and we should be outraged
OPINION: We should all be outraged over the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
How to tell if you are working for a great boss or a bad manager
Control freaks and insecure managers who look after themselves first can taint workplaces.
Hundreds of anti-mandate protesters on march in Tauranga, traffic backed up
The protestors have joined a nationwide rally.
Mark Lister: What the Russian invasion means for financial markets
Ongoing military conflict may lead to economic fallout.
Explained: Why no Bay locations of interest have been announced recently
And why scanning in with the Covid tracer app is still important.