Coromandel roads and supermarkets heaving again
"They put the road blocks in at lunchtime the next day - really?" - Coromandel Mayor.
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Cafe praised for honesty after being visited by family with Covid
Two people with Covid-19 visited several businesses in Rotorua at the weekend.
Rotorua residents rush to Covid testing station
Two of the new Covid cases travelled to Rotorua while showing virus symptoms.
Landslide victims laid to rest in South Korea
Anna Song, her son Taeyang Rikiti and mother Rose Kim were killed by a landslide in Korea.
Your weather: Heavy rain on the way for the Bay of Plenty as pest from the west moves on
A heavy rain watch is in force for the Bay of Plenty this evening.
Local Focus: Waiariki's biggest election issue is Covid recovery
Māori jobs the key focus for Waiariki election hopefuls. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Stunned and humbled: Todd Muller overwhelmed with response to mental health battle
"There's something that has changed for the better."
Local Focus: No dreamers here - Waiariki's biggest election issue is COVID recovery
Māori jobs the key focus for Waiariki election hopefuls. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Wanted: Powered site for one couple, six cats in caravan
A Rotorua couple is wondering where to go after "we evicted the cats, not them".
Murder retrial: Man accused of killing 14-week-old baby
Retrial of the alleged murderer of a 14-month-old baby under way in Hamilton.
'Extremely distressing': Person shot during gang fight in Taupō
Police are seeking information about the incident.
Local Focus: Is the law out of order? Waiariki candidates talk about crime and Māori in prison
Waiariki election candidates talk justice. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'We can't stop': Te Puke train driver pleads for people to heed warning
"Once you commit to run that crossing, you are playing roulette and we can't stop."
Local Focus: Waiariki candidates put the environment first over business
The environment is more important than business. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Waiariki candidates put the environment first over business
The environment is more important than business. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
How Tauranga export companies have sparked multimillion-dollar expansion
Expansions are afoot at Newnham Park Innovation Centre in Te Puna.
Weather: Quiet Sunday before low brings more rain, wind
Aussies can't come here, but their lows can.
'I had panic attacks': Muller opens up about mental health journey
"The anxiety arrived very early on," the former National Party leader has acknowledged.
Flight with 141 on board struck by lightning, diverted to Christchurch Airport
Flight stuck by lightning diverted to Christchurch Airport, passengers safe.
From outrageous Cheryl to 'bonkers' film - Robyn Malcolm's acting journey
Roles have become less prevalent for Malcolm, 55, but she'll still refuse a bad script.
Driver held at knifepoint feared she might never see family again
Gillian Rowse fought off an attacker as he tried to pull her from her car.
Sold: Tiny gold coin found in mudflats fetches US$31,200
Tauranga's Joe McGregor literally struck gold on a Tauranga beach.
Reasons behind Rotorua CovidCard trial
The Government has budgeted $1 million for the trial of new Covid-19 tracing technology.
He threatened to feed Simon Bridges to pigs, now he's been sentenced
"Just because it's social media doesn't mean there aren't consequences," Bridges said.
'A beautiful soul': Kiwi woman killed in Korea remembered
Anna Song, her son Taeyang Rikiti and mother Rose Kim were killed by a landslide in Korea.
Proposed fish plant closure could result in 65 jobs lost
New Zealand seafood company Sanford Ltd announced the proposed closure today.
Fourth confirmed case of listeria in Bay of Plenty
The investigation into the source of a Tauranga outbreak of listeria is ongoing.
Food waste-to-bioenergy facility under way in Reporoa
The facility will help New Zealand deal with 327,000 annual tonnes of food waste.
'Disturbing' rise in BOP greenhouse gas emissions
Overall, emissions in the Bay of Plenty grew 11.9 per cent from 2007 to 2018.
'What a soft c**k': Mayor's embarrassing texts about councillor
Texts reveal internal turmoil in council during attempted deputy mayor coup.
Magic defeat Southern Steel in final seconds
The Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic earned a last second win over the Steel.
Love interrupted: Transtasman couples kept apart by visa 'policy oversight'
A couple are petitioning the Government to change the rules for Australian partners.
Your weather: Blanket of cloud keeps temperatures high
Blanketing the country, cloud is on the cards until next week.