Bay of Plenty road toll climbs to 75
Region's fatalities featured a number of multiple-victim crashes.
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Freddie Mitchell saved two people from a rip at the Mount.
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Four saved in dramatic Maketū water rescue
"I had a quick look out the window and could see four heads floating."
White Island eruption: Rāhui officially lifted
The temporary ritual prohibition was lifted at 1pm today.
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A little blue penguin was found struggling in the surf.
Funeral for Whakatāne Hospital ICU nurse delayed
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Extra special Christmas for Bay of Plenty Lotto players
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Wilde eager to cap off stellar year with win
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Claymark Ltd to be put to market in January
The pine product manufacturer and exporter was placed in receivership on December 4.
Maketū boat ramp set to open in time for Christmas
The project falls under the $16.6 million Kaituna River re-diversion project.
What is New Zealand society doing to men?
"Many New Zealand men have developed a fear of being alone with small kids."
Bay rugby's innovative ways to keep athletes
Providing opportunities for the region's rugby stars may keep them in the region longer.
Hamilton Sevens: Who will NZ teams face?
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Shell no: Dangerous toxins found in local shellfish
Monitoring of toxin levels will continue.
'Tragic accident': Coroner on death of woman crushed by tree
Coroner releases his findings into the death of tree-crushing victim Trish Butterworth.
Fresh tragedy for White Island medical staff: Hero nurse killed
Family and friends mourn loss of much-loved nurse.
Measles: Number of cases in the Bay drops
Fewer confirmed cases of measles suggested there had been a decrease in cases.
Chasing another title: Rotorua's Peri Marks new Te Puna coach
Te Puna's push for back-to-back Baywide Premier titles will be led by a new head coach.
Shed blown apart, ambulance crushed as wild weather hampers the Bay
Extensive damage was reported by locals as wild weather swept the region.
White Island nine days on: Two still missing
Recovery efforts have increasingly been halted by poor weather.
Thunderstorm watch for the Bay of Plenty as rain sets in
Buckle down for some wet and wild activity throughout the Bay of Plenty tonight.
White Island eruption: The dead, the missing and the injured
The dead, the missing and the injured after the Whakaari/White Island eruption.
'They kept calling their names': Emotions high as ship docks
Returning passengers said unnerving clues made them realise tourists wouldn't return.
Government still mulling White Island probe
Prime Minister has announced a $5m fund for businesses in Whakatāne and Westland.
White Island eruption: ex-mayor wants tours to continue
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Wet and wild: Thunderstorms to batter the Bay of Plenty
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Always learning: From player to coach
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Mount Monster: Reardon's special mission
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