'Dirty money': Man jailed for importing 500kg of meth worth up to $150m
Name suppression lifted as man jailed for 12 years.
Name suppression lifted as man jailed for 12 years.
The students sold 190 face masks and were still going.
Bay of Plenty Regional Council considers a new response to climate change.
Worm farm juggernaut Kawerau Ecocast is already New Zealand's biggest worm farm.
More than $3 million has been allocated to surf life saving projects in the Bay of Plenty.
The closure of the Sanford's Tauranga fish processing plant will go ahead.
Civil Defence BOP is not activated but there is plenty going on behind the scenes.
Rangiuru and Rangataua fought out a thriller in the Baywide women's final.
COMMENT: Outliers are busy poking holes in the fabric of our five-million strong team.
A number of sports events have cancelled around the Bay of Plenty due to Covid-19.
Hospitals in the Bay of Plenty have put restrictions in place.
"Before this current resurgence we had lots of hui and debriefs so we could all learn."
Bay funeral directors are bracing themselves for a possible move to alert level three.
Students were had to submit their performance entries by video due to Covid-19 measures.
A woman has appeared in the court after sneaking on to the Sudima Hotel premises.
Māori jobs the key focus for Waiariki election hopefuls. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
"The anxiety arrived very early on," the former National Party leader has acknowledged.
Waiariki election candidates talk justice. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The funding aims to create jobs and provide environmental and economic benefits.
The grants are in place to help communities prepare for an ageing population.
Comment: I've never been tempted to vote based on anything seen on an election billboard.
Comment: I remember walking into my bedroom and it ransacked.
Have you got your ticket for tonight's draw?
COMMENT: Politicians need to shrug off the scandals and get down to real business.
COMMENT: Local tourism operators are putting on a brave face
Hundreds of people seek medical help every week for work-related stress.
But if you want to see it with the naked eye, you are out of luck.