Family of crash victim issues kind message to driver
One month ago Oceana Cameron was told she would never walk again after a crash.
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"
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Focus is on a Government study, however, not Tamihere's sell-off plans.
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There's always hope if you've got good support from clean people, say recovering addicts.
A survey has found a huge digital divide between schoolchildren in rich and poor areas.
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'
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Several fire brigades responded to huge blaze at timber yard in Mount Maunganui.
Western BOP Councillor Mark Dean talks to Local Focus. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Bay kiwifruit packhouses pump $225 million into infrastructure.
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Aggression and delays in learning problems for kids exposed to drug in early years.
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The murder trial began at the Rotorua High Court on Monday.
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The number of measles cases hit 20 in the Bay of Plenty today
The report showed almost one in six road cyclists hospitalised had major trauma.
New Zealand is home to one of the most lucrative methamphetamine markets in the world.
A teenage girl was in the Bay of Plenty before being hospitalised in Wellington.
Mount and Papamoa Councillor, Steve Morris talks election priorities. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Something's got to change, mayor says, as deaths continue.
Mild, settled weather not going anywhere.
Answers to city traffic woes lie in each resident's ability to change their mindset.
Possible infection hot spots for measles have been identified.
Several people are injured in a four-car crash in Bay of Plenty.
Children under the age of 10 are more likely to be seriously injured by a dog.