Big Lotto win for Taupō, BoP towns in the money
Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to Saturday night.
Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to Saturday night.
OPINON: Women have the demeanour and temperament to be very successful investors.
'A high volume of tradies [are] jumping in the ute and trying to grab some of the work'
The generous gift has been called a rarity and 'true legacy' for the Bay of Plenty.
OPINON: Sometimes the moves between currencies can work in your favour.
Before the diagnosis, my life was unravelling.
Animal rescue reports big rise in pet surrender applications and dumping at shelters.
The jury convenor said Māori-influenced architecture was 'thriving' in the region.
Both divisions were struck in the Bay.
The platform will soon launch a feature that automatically buys road-user charges.
The man had a fall inside the rest home and died two weeks later.
Juicy Fest 2025 will provide R&B and hip-hop nostalgia.
Increased operating costs in New Zealand among reasons for predicted drop in bookings.
They're tall, talented and ready to take on the world.
More than 100 cruise ships have visited Tauranga between mid-October and mid-April.
Five people have been arrested and charged with a variety of offences.
'We have to wade through their bullsh*t and end up wasting a lot of time'.
OPINON: Japanese shares rose another 20.6 per cent in the first three months of this year.
Expect some heart-stopping action as talented athletes compete.
A Tauranga woman and her partner's fundraising mission for Ukraine.
Thirty-six roles have been disestablished in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes since July 2022.
OPINON: This year has started very strongly for share investors.
'Madeline’s an absolute angel. She actually saved my life in more ways than one.'
It also found little or no national recovery co-ordination and no solid plan.
If approved, the parks could preserve public green spaces in perpetuity.
The benefits and pitfalls of returning to the nest, and how to make it work.
His death on Sunday after a heart attack in Rotorua on Saturday was a 'huge shock'.
There's so much going on that there's concern whether the construction industry can cope.
OPINION: It’s extremely important to be tax-aware, and to minimise costs where you can.
'Huge shock - He will be sorely missed.'