Waihi mine workers strike again for better pay
Workers at OceanaGold's underground mine in Waihi are taking further industrial action.
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Protesters arrested at gorge gold site
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Williams: Help te reo Māori gain acceptance
Let's follow Wales, and Ireland and Canada and have our road signs in two languages
Hauraki signs up for bi-lingual future
Hauraki District Council pushes Māori language. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Two more dead in horror week on Bay of Plenty roads
Police confirmed the crash is a "double fatal" but could not provide more information.
Kindy teacher 'went to work and never came home'
Much-loved kindy teacher killed in West Auckland crash was just five minutes from home.
Motorist dies in collision with car-transporter
Man dead after his car collided with a car-transporter on the Kaimai Range
Whakamarama crash victim named
State Highway 2 crash victim named as Steven Antony Hart, aged 34.
Labour Party camp accused: Two charges withdrawn
The charges followed a police investigation into a Labour Party summer camp.
Pool Runnings win hearts at AIMS - and something else
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SH2 safety upgrade delays a 'disgrace'
Delays in safety improvements on State Highway 2 have been described as 'a disgrace'.
Meet the brave Kiwi boy 'Charlie the lionheart'
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Fiery fatal crash echoes horrors of past for witness
Driver behaviour and speed are believed to be key factors in a horror crash on SH2.
Spring brings much-needed sunshine
Fine sunny weather is here to stay until at least Sunday.
School blessed as police make arrest in mum's murder
Catholic school blessed ahead of classes after woman's body found on the playing fields.
Meet Stephen the reo Māori speaker
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“If you didn't know Stephen, you would think he was Māori.” Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Meth blamed for increase in violent robberies
Aggravated robberies are increasing in the Western Bay but only half are being resolved.
Small Business: Putting on events for the Bay of Plenty
Knock Knock Events founder Luke Schroder talks work experience and putting on events.
KiwiSaver funds should be investing more in NZ companies, says Finance Minister
Finance Minister Grant Robertson wants KiwiSaver funds to invest in NZ more.
Whooping cough outbreak hits Tauranga
155 cases have been reported in the city this year - double the 2017 tally.
Investigation into baby's death re-opened: 'There are people who know what happened'
'Vague' explanations do not match severe head injuries of 10-month-old boy, say police.
Protests as DoC prepares for 1080 drop
Protests against the use of 1080 poison will be held in several Northland towns tomorrow.
Pāpāmoa residents object to housing plan
Wave of opposition has met a proposed housing development for Pāpāmoa.
Head of mental health quits after damning report
Dr Sue Mackersey has resigned as clinical director, according to an internal staff email.
NZ's highest average rates - again
This district has topped the list since it began in 2014 and easily outstrips Auckland.
Home for ex-prisoners offers hope
First of its kind prison home launches in Tauranga to break cycles of reoffending.
Bella Vista collapse: Liquidators demand $2 million
The recovery demand relates to the buyout of former director/shareholder Daniel De Martin.
Woman 'too scared' to give evidence against gang president partner - police
A witness in the trial also took exception to some of the Crown's questioning.
Whakatane cafe shooter jailed for 5 years
Redmond Eruera Huirua, of Whakatane, fired his shotgun at members of the public twice.
QC to consider bullying allegations in Haumaha inquiry
QC's decision means four senior leaders in NZ police will likely give evidence in inquiry.
Gang president accused of helping destroy car involved in killing
Mongrel Mob member alleged to have helped destroy a vehicle involved in a killing.
Tauranga house prices shatter Aucklanders' dreams
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