Public can be ‘brutal’: Councillors defend use of closed-door workshops
The ombudsman’s call to open council workshops is a ‘hard nut to crack’.
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'We would have been annihilated': Pensioner's flooded flat to be demolished
Brian Thorne is upset to be losing his home by the sea.
Flood-damaged pensioner flats to be demolished
Seven homes to be demolished after floods ripped through seaside town of Waihī Beach.
Teen BoP driver wins opening race with Porsche
A Katikati local has won big at the GT New Zealand Championship.
Flood survivor, 73, says units found ‘unsafe for elderly’ should be demolished
Future of flood-damaged pensioner units is to be decided this week.
Market square in the middle of it all
Katikati Community Board hopes to invigorate the town starting with a market square.
School group gets lost in Bay of Plenty bush, police praise what they did next
The search for the missing students ended in success.
'Run of wet days': Tropical low brings rain, wind to north
A tropical low is set to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the top of the country.
'Radical idea': Mayor’s managed retreat idea divides council
A late addition to a submission to the Government about managed retreat was presented.
Truck loses trailer on SH2, nose to tail between two other vehicles
Police say no injuries were reported, but delays are likely.
Ancient cave oven ready to fire up
Ross Benson has rebuilt an eight-metre anagama ceramic kiln.
Wild weather: Tree falls on house, Coromandel town residents asked to conserve water
Emergency services were called just before 8.20pm.
'Undoing a significant wrong': Roads returned to iwi used to build homes
Returning paper roads to marae is 'partially undoing a significant wrong'.
Hercules still going strong after 70 years
Brian Miller, 78, was given the Hercules bike when he was just 8 years old.
Arrests after alleged ram raid and police pursuit
A vehicle was used to gain entry to a store on Wilson Rd.
Blushing bride or vengeful villain?
Pahoia School filmmaking team have made it to the IYSFF Kiwi finals.
Mahuta optimistic about life outside of Parliament
“Hana is in and I’m out and I’m going to move on".
National's Scott Simpson retains Coromandel seat in landslide
National MP Scott Simpson remains the MP for Coromandel.
Coffin Club to send member sailing away in style
The full benefits of the Coffin Club kick in when members check out.
'Chaos': Don Brash and partner flee Israel after war breaks out
On their drive to the airport, there was an 'eerie feeling that trouble was near'.
Who, when, where: What to know about $21.4m boost for affordable rentals
'It’s our responsibility to look after those who have provided for us.'
BoP woman gets home detention for Covid wage subsidy fraud
She was sentenced in the Tauranga District Court.
'Absolutely devastating': Homeless man's tents, treasured items stolen
Possessions worth thousands of dollars were stolen.
Inside the Dreamfactory: Delving into the minds and hearts of famous Hollywood actors and directors
Christine Mackenzie is showing two documentaries she has written and produced.
'He had such a special place in my heart': Heartbroken mum fears missing son has drowned
The mother of Firth of Thames fisherman and dad-of-three Samuel McAlister wants him home.
‘Living life again’: Donations give dying dad 'miracle' drug
'Now all of a sudden I believe I’m going to live.'
Local Focus: Catering for the community
Katikati College students help feed the community through Kura Kai.
New police squad arrests dozens of the worst retail thieves
The new unit has already laid more than 400 charges.
'Spectacular': Kiwis react to rare super blue moonrise
Keen photographers have snapped pictures of a rare super blue moonrise over Aotearoa.
Chilly bin-sized rocks fall at famous landmark as visitors ignore warnings
Tracks to the famous landmark had closed and would remain closed over summer.
Black Seeds top the bill at avo festival
Mark the date ... the Katikati Avocado Food and Wine Festival returns in January.
'Difference between life and death' - New SH2 median barriers may slow emergency services
An ex-firefighter fears they could be the difference between life and death.