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Unhealthy homes: Mould, leaks, disease making people dangerously sick
Since Healthy Homes began in Rotorua in 2014 it has responded to more than 830 referrals.
Since Healthy Homes began in Rotorua in 2014 it has responded to more than 830 referrals.
The Times has reviewed 3 separate reports and historical emails and obtained new details.
The Bay of Plenty Times met Tauranga teacher Dan Priest to get the feel of a typical day.
The author will be returning to New Zealand year for Worldcon.
"Her injuries were too great to survive. It was not the death I envisaged for her, ever."
Award-winning community devotee Francisca Hawkes-Buchanan was hit on September 25, 2018.
Landscaping funds topped up by neighbouring business. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Landscaping funds topped up by neighbouring business. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'You've beaten leukaemia, now what else can you do?'
People are protesting against plans to grow the Eastern Bay's water bottling industry.
Caroline Fleming drives an hour to work every day - by choice.
The study of 937 elderly Māori and non-Māori started almost 10 years ago.
Matthew Gill hopes to become a Tauranga at-large councillor. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The school has been closed for the day.
Forestry Minister Shane Jones says sorry to farmers for referring to them as 'moaners'.
One month ago Oceana Cameron was told she would never walk again after a crash.
"The only way we can stop measles from returning is to increase immunity in our community"
Video news from around the regions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Focus is on a Government study, however, not Tamihere's sell-off plans.
He wants the top job again. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A survey has found a huge digital divide between schoolchildren in rich and poor areas.
There's always hope if you've got good support from clean people, say recovering addicts.
Canterbury outbreak seems to have been contained while Auckland's continues to spike.
'It was just a silly last-minute decision which had massive ramifications'
Around 600 people were smoking meth in the town of 6000, say police.
Mike Williams says Western BOP District Council needs more diversity. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Emails between Corrections staff reveal their thoughts on Macfarlane's tikanga course.