Mount Monster: Reardon's special mission
Scott Reardon had the memory of a loved one driving him on Saturday.
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White Island tragedy: Business-as-usual for Bay geothermal tourist attractions
'Safety should be a fluid thing and you should always be looking for ways to improve it.'
Local Focus: White Island victims remembered in ‘paddle out’
“People who came to holiday here won’t be going home.” Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Buckle up, it's Twenty20 season
Who will reign supreme in the Baywide Twenty20 this season?
NZ Rugby awards: Bay volunteer celebrated
Bay of Plenty stars were among those honoured at the New Zealand Rugby Awards.
From league to Aussie rules to sevens: Hope does it all
Bay of Plenty's sevens teams will draw on a range of different experience at nationals.
Critical injuries after crash on Te Puke Highway
Motorists are advised to avoid the area.
'Dreadful decision': Families split between hospitals
"People had to make a decision as to where they would go and who they would be with."
'Instinct' behind helicopter 'heroes' at White Island
"They went far beyond what could be expected of anyone," Lachie Storey said.
Passengers receiving counselling after White Island tragedy
Major support operation is underway in Tauranga city for White Island eruption victims.
White Island eruption: Cruise ship passengers speak
"The mood has changed dramatically." Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Steve Braunias: White Island latest tragedy in year of grief and unimaginable terror
Comment: As a name, White Island is about to take on a new and terrible resonance.
White Island tragedy: Mayor urges locals to send off Ovation passengers
A number of passengers from the ship were involved in the eruption.
'So, so sad': Cruise ship passengers shocked at White Island horror
Cruise ship passengers share their shock at eruption.
Opinion: Rob Rattenbury - Te reo Māori needs nurturing
Unless you are immersed in the language daily it is hard to maintain any fluency.
Samoa measles tragedy sparks concerns in Bay
More than 60 people have died in Samoa due to the measles outbreak.
Lime e-scooters for Rotorua, Tauranga?
Lime scooters began operating in New Zealand in October last year.
Sausages or Silver Ferns - Fuller always in netball
Former Silver Fern now coach Deb Fuller reflects on helping the Silver Ferns to victory.
Thunderstorms on the horizon for Bay of Plenty
Thunderstorms could be on the way for the Bay of Plenty, Rotorua and Taupo.
Dawn Picken: Moving sparks existential crisis
Shifting house triggers existential crises, begging the question: "Why do we have stuff?"
November was hot, hot, hot
New Zealand fire service preparing for a dry season on the back of hot November.
Report on wood processors' woes comes same day as Claymark receivership
Kiwi wood processors are facing extensive tariffs, export restrictions, and standards.
Meaty issue: Council goes vegetarian to fight climate change
Leading the way or a ham-fisted move?
Free regional bus service rolled out for Bay students
There will be a one year trial on the service next year.
Winner! Bay of Plenty Lotto player scoops $12k
The player joins 12 other Lotto players from around the country.
Revealed: How much former company behind Maketū Pies owes
Receivers report breaks down list of debts.
Maketū murder accused denies 9 other charges
The man accused of murdering a Maketu toddler faces a raft of other charges,
Baby on board: Black Ferns captain has exciting new role
It has been a year of massive milestones for Black Ferns captain Lesley Elder.
Watch out Uber! Ola to hit Bay of Plenty streets
Rideshare platform says it wants to bring more competition to the regions.
Athletics champion to sevens star in a year
Mariah Ririnui's journey from national athletics champion to sevens star has been rapid.
'No offence' intended by cruise ship's 'pantomime pōwhiri'
"No offence was ever intended and we apologise unreservedly for what has happened."