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Hunker-down Saturday: Snow, storms and massive waves to batter New Zealand
Snow and bitter cold to batter alps and Queenstown, while huge waves to hit near Auckland.
Rare undeveloped Mount Maunganui beachfront land sold
The site has been empty for about 50 years.
Special needs' support: Learning Support Coordinators announced
The ministry says 20 coordinators are being allocated to Rotorua and 12 to Tauranga.
One person dead, one critical after Bay of Plenty crash
The road is closed and there is a significant emergency service presence at the scene.
'Maggot' found in chook identified as just chicken
The "maggot" has been identified as simply, chicken
'A classic mistake': Coroner's decision called victim blaming
"We don't know if coroner's can be censured, but this one certainly needs to be."
'Hard-working family men': Crash victims named
Friends and family of those who died in Monday's crash are reeling from their loss.
From the Sidelines: Blaming referees is a cop-out
Comment: The Warriors have had some tough calls but that is not root of their problems.
The key players of Ihumātao land struggle
The occupation is unlikely to end soon.
Dozens turn out to Oranga Tamariki protests in Tauranga
The protest took place outside of the Oranga Tamariki office on Grey St.
SBW to suit up for Counties Manukau in Bay of Plenty clash
Sonny Bill WIlliams is off to Katikati to play rugby for Counties Manukau this weekend.
Murupara community reeling after four killed in horror crash
The crash between a truck and a van claimed four lives and critically injured another.
Power cut to thousands after car hits power pole in Tauranga
Police were called to the incident on Poike Road at 1.57pm.
Drink your coffee and eat it too: Cafe serves up edible cups
Cafe-goers can drink their coffee and eat it too.
'Don't even think about reading out a poem': Mount teacher signs off in her own words
A memorial service honouring Joanne Rye-McGregor will be held tomorrow at Mount College.
Local Focus: Country Singer turned business advocate wants a shot at Council
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'I'm not the bad guy': Mayoral candidate Danny Cancian
'I'm not the bad guy everyone says I am'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Lotto winner spends $6.5m in two years - find out on what
A Tauranga Lotto Powerball winner has spent millions since his win.
'Extremely disgusted': Man claims maggot in supermarket chicken
Andrew Morris-Vette is disappointed at the supermarket's response.
Suspicious powder sent to council was 'food grade'
The council's mailroom was put into lockdown after the powder was discovered
Thieves target charity shops
Opportunity shop owners say theft is an ongoing issue in Tauranga.
Measles alert for Basketball New Zealand under-15 Nationals attendees still stands
Health authorities are urging people to stay vigilant.
McLaren Falls: 'He was already unconscious, at least', defence counsel says
Closing submissions are being delivered this morning.
Armed police wake residents in early morning operation
Armed police were spotted in Parkvale this morning.
Quick-thinking youngster rescues toddler from pool
Ōpōtiki 6-year-old rescues toddler from pool at Whakatāne Aquatic Centre.
McLaren Falls: Killing fuelled by gang boss' ego, prosecution says
A bruised ego was behind the plan to track down Ngaruawahia man Mitchell Paterson.
So regular we are used to it': 2000 hospital workers attacked on the job a year
"Sometimes, physical abuse is so regular most of us are used to it."
Measles alert for attendees of Basketball under-15 nationals
Those exposed will notice signs from today until August 3.
Scrapping prisons and Oranga Tamariki part of report
This report highlighted Māori experiences within the justice system and called for change.