Regional update: Two new Bay of Plenty cases today
A regional breakdown of the new Covid-19 cases in the Bay.
A regional breakdown of the new Covid-19 cases in the Bay.
From Mōtītī Island to Ohakana in Whakatāne, how has life changed?
YouTube, solitary confinement, trampolining - how Bay MPs are staying sane at home.
Daily update on Covid-19 cases in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes.
Neighbourhood Support is urging people to sign up to help connect with their neighbours.
Jasmine Manwell has been living in a tent on her Omokoroa property for 10 days.
Police officers have discretion to deal with those flouting rules.
Gyms are turning from packed studios to virtual classes.
We're forced out of convenience bubbles - and that can't be a bad thing.
Not heeding lockdown and not staying in your bubble rules puts the community at risk.
Residents have taken it upon themselves to keep their community safe.
Rose Palmer has now been trapped in the central European country for 17 days.
The crash was on State Highway 33 between Maniatutu Rd and Allport Rd.
Lockdown advice: Be sensible and stay safe.
Communities in Bay of Plenty have found a way to keep kids entertained during lock down.
Baking business gifts ingredients to people in need.
People urged to act as though they have Covid-19 to avoid the spread of it.
Plus: Panic buying prompts suburban supermarket to hire 16 people in a week
Local government agencies are quickly adapting to the new measures announced today.
"In the end, we were left with no choice."
Whenever you come across people just doing their jobs, remember to be a decent human.
Self-isolating and social distancing - but the worst may be yet to come.
Te Mahau Kingi tested positive for the virus after returning to Auckland from London.
The nation grapples with changes as the Covid-19 response takes hold.
Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
COMMENT: False information is spreading more virulently than coronavirus.
The Tauranga Chamber of Commerce is expanding its resources.
But if they could come home to NZ, they're not sure they would.