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Party like the public service: What councils did for Christmas
Some opted for a Kiwi classic.
Some opted for a Kiwi classic.
OPINION: Putting on a happy face for family and friends can feel like a mammoth task.
North Island will be under a moist and humid northerly air flow.
'It’s looking like it’s going to be a great summer.'
The band is set to part ways next year.
Contractors will pause work from midday tomorrow through to 8am on January 8.
Three other people were badly injured in Monday's Te Ngae Rd/State Highway 30 crash.
OPINION: Our market is heavily weighted to defensive businesses that pay dividends.
Locals are asked to expect delays while gang farewells members.
"It is one of New Zealand’s official languages ... We will continue to support that."
'A dismissal of the reo is essentially a dismissal of the whole idea of Māori itself.'
A Rotorua teenager has avoided prison after he forged banknotes and distributed them wide
More than 1750 cans were collected for the local foodbank.
'These people are sharing the roads with our family, our friends, and our colleagues.'
OPINION: We could collapse into a chaos not seen in this country before.
Opinion: Being a renter is an expensive and stressful business.
His family say he was well-known in his local community of Paeroa, in Hauraki.
'My daughter and I will be couch surfing yet again.'
A 21yo man appeared in Tauranga District Court today, facing kidnapping and other charges.
OPINION: Why long-term share investors need to be prepared for a rollercoaster ride.
OPINION: Teens and young adults used to come from all over to get drunk.
Council says collecting its own rates has been mostly positive - despite some criticism.
The growers are among five prosecuted by the Bay of Plenty Regional Council this year.
Tauranga is to host the NZ Festival of Squash - and some of the world's best players.
Kids aged 11-13 grapple with issues previously not faced until 15 or 16, says principal.
With throat and mouth swelling, head pounding and painkillers useless, he needed 'relief'.
The fashion industry has been known as the second-biggest polluter in the world.
A relative says Eddie Duffy often made the long ride to Bunnings to buy more blooms.
OPINION: Many of us have an irrational fear of asset sales.
He was last seen at a McDonald’s in Mount Maunganui on November 3.