
More than half of Hauraki ratepayers happy with council performance
The results of the council's annual satisfaction survey are out.
The results of the council's annual satisfaction survey are out.
The bill was supported by Coromandel MP Scott Simpson.
Police arrested teen for breaching alcohol ban after he refused to give his details.
Momoa rocked up to the Coroglen Tavern, banged on the window and said 'let me in'.
Regional tourism organisations are running on 'the smell of an oily rag'.
DoC says there will be no parking at Cathedral Cove when it reopens.
'Reconnecting communities safely and quickly following natural disasters is critical.'
Sean Kavanagh appeared in the Rotorua District Court today.
A controversial Waikato mining site has the Government’s green light of approval.
Lois Wolkers speaks candidly about her young onset dementia experience.
“It is a very fragile eco-system; don’t leave a fire unattended.”
Running, walking, mountain biking and orienteering featured in the multisport challenge.
Henry Stilwell talks life after television series Four Go Flatting.
The Coromandel tourism sector is still shaking the effects of cyclones and Covid-19.
A co-ordinated response effort resulted in three kayakers being rescued off Whangamatā.
The track runs along a seawall that protects $1 billion in assets.
Fisheries New Zealand says they will only be dredging 0.01% of the scallop beds.
This weekend's challenge involves running, walking, mountain biking and orienteering.
NZTA Transport Agency Waka Kotahi is set to announce $100m for resilience projects.
Snowstorms are also forecast for parts of south. Severe weather alerts are out across NZ.
Plans are designed to reflect aspirations of iwi partners and communities.
The funding boost allows 30 households to join the pest-trapping effort.
Coromandel not included in the 2024 National Land Transport Programme.
Farming company, company director and farm manager convicted and fined $305,900.
More than $170 million has gone into the Coromandel following the cyclones.
Numerous fakes notes presented in Thames and wider Waikato area.
One patient was airlifted to Auckland Hospital in a moderate condition.
Rising transport costs have a lot to do with the need for a boost to the fireworks budget.
Firefighter crews from Thames, Tapu, Pururi and Ngatea attended. No one was injured.
Police are urging Waikato people to be on the lookout for fake money.