Local Focus: Charity out to serve up kindness
Meet the volunteers who bake home-cooked treats for locals doing it tough.
Meet the volunteers who bake home-cooked treats for locals doing it tough.
'His laugh will be forever echoed around the park.'
The High Court trial is continuing in Rotorua.
Medsafe says an audit found a "significant number of non-compliance issues".
Subscribers have their say.
The watch is in place until Tuesday morning.
With entries now open, people can nominate the businesses they 'admire and love'
Waka Kotahi will be monitoring delays and queues.
An expert shares how people can make the most of their groceries as living costs rise.
The decision, announced as part of Budget 2023, will cost the government $619m.
State Highway 2 West has been blocked as emergency service work at the scene.
The 64-year-old was due to appear at Whakatāne District Court on Saturday.
Most of the trust’s income came from government contracts.
A yellow heavy rain watch will be in place the Bay, including, Rotorua, starting at 3am.
Polic want to hear from anyone with information on Thursday's incident in Whakatāne.
Tradie living in van with his two dogs says 'brutal' rental market is hard for pet owners.
A jury hears from the first woman to complain to the police about the man.
Comments range from the sense of 'not fitting in' to finding a future 'free of bullying'.
Potholes after last week’s rain gave a Rotorua wheel repairman a record week.
A High Court trial for a man facing serious sexual assault and drugs charges has started.
Local families and tourism, business and health sector representatives give mixed reviews.
The man was found in the early hours of this morning.
Four people allegedly used a vehicle to break into the business.
Detective Senior Sergeant John Wilson has given decades of his life to help SAR.
A Black Caps legend was among the top cricketers to visit local kids.
“I’ve got the skills to be the best possible advocate for the Bay of Plenty."
"A summons to attend jury service is a very serious thing and not to be taken lightly."
With swimming Bailey Conlon has found his 'place, his purpose, his tribe'.