Six shootings: The Mongols and the violent turf war over Tauranga
Police on covert investigation quietly intervened to stop further violence in gang wars.
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Mongols raids: AK47s, Molotov cocktails seized by police
The arrests will result in at least 228 charges being laid, police say.
Severed hand: Two men arrested in relation to Tāneatua assault
Police were still making inquiries into what exactly happened.
Louise Nicholas' daughter gets home detention for supplying P
Louise Nicholas' daughter Jessica has been sentenced for meth offending.
Calls for police station rebuild after man's hand severed
"We have been asking them [NZ Police] about it for I don't know how long."
How is Toi Ohomai financially placed for the year ahead?
The latest annual report state a net deficit of $4m for 2019.
Street attack: Man's severed hand in bowl of ice for chopper ride to hospital
A man had one of his hands cut off after an assault in Tāneatua on Sunday.
Brutal assault: Man's hand severed in attack near service station
The victim is in hospital in a stable condition.
Police shooting: Frustration as slain officer's family quarantined out of town
Constable Matthew Hunt's funeral likely to be delayed because of Covid quarantine rules.
'Where do we go?': Vulnerable residents told to move for $30m rebuild
The question remains, where are they to go?
Slips, flooding, road closures across Coromandel and Gisborne
It looks like a wet Sunday winter solstice.
Hannah Tamaki: 'Why should I be squeezed into a little box?
The controversial leader of Vision NZ says criticism is "water off a swan's back".
7.4 quake felt widely across NZ: 'What the devil's that?', 'Our house was jolted'
7.4 magnitude earthquake off Gisborne's coast felt in Wellington.
Firearms, drugs, stolen excavator recovered in Hells Angels Gang bust
Police raided a number of properties in the operation targeting the gang.
Weather: Heavy rainfall and snow in the south
A number of heavy rain watches are in place around the country.
'Six weeks in and not a lot has happened'
Councillors challenge slow progress of Covid-19 recovery strategy.
Disabled park row: Dr Lance O'Sullivan granted diversion
Dr O'Sullivan threw a brick through a car window because it was parked in a disabled spot.
Millions lost: Language school on the brink as foreign student cash dries up
The national is losing millions of dollars in international student revenue.
Gang war fears grow: Mongols boss locked up over loaded pistol
Mongols leader robbed Greazy Dogs rival of gang colours at knifepoint, police allege.
Election 2020: Destiny Church's Hannah Tamaki to run in Waiariki electorate
Tamaki, who leads Vision NZ, announced her candidacy today.
Whakaari/White Island: Volcanic Alert Level lowered
The volcano has been at Alert Level Two since November.
'Strong' 5.1 earthquake shakes Bay of Plenty
The 5.1 magnitude quake struck 10 kilometres south-west of Te Kaha.
'Massive distraction': New twist in deputy mayor row
'For the sake of the city, we needed to put this to bed.'
Local Focus: It's showtime for theatres in Tauranga
Tauranga Mayor first in line for Baycourt's reopening. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Elderly man dies following misdiagnosis and treatment delays
The BOPDHB was in breach of Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights.
'Bright future' for CBD. More than $40 million commercial consents approved
The report showed 32 commercial building consents worth more than $40m were issued in May.
PM v Rob Fyfe - 'Remiss of me' not to thank ex-Air NZ boss; 'job's not done yet'
'Perhaps he thought he was exiting and I didn't' - Jacinda Ardern
Muller promises more welfare spending under a National Government
Muller made the commitments in a wide-ranging speech in his home town of Te Puna today.
Cloudy with a chance of rugby - Super match set
Sunday's forecast for Auckland's return to Super Rugby.
Opening a bottle a 'big achievement', say two White Island survivors
The couple must wear gaiters, sunglasses and protective clothing when out walking.
Former cop says he questioned Whakaari risks but 'no action' taken
There are now 27 WorkSafe staff working on the investigation into the eruption.
Names of Te Teko murder accused and his alleged victim suppressed
A man accused of murdering a woman in Te Teko remains in custody.
Your weather: Brrrrr, cold start but fine skies set for rugby
Much of the Central North Island and South Island woke to frosts this morning.
Surprise! Dancers take to Eat Streat
Eat Streat patrons got more than they bargained for on Friday.