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No relief in sight: Teachers face staffing pressure as Covid cases rise
Teacher shortages and parents not testing children concern Bay of Plenty teachers.
Teacher shortages and parents not testing children concern Bay of Plenty teachers.
'He asked me not to panic. He said he is strong and not afraid of the invasion.'
The new Three Waters executive director went to high school in Rotorua.
An expert says Covid-19 is 'taking off' everywhere, including in the Bay of Plenty.
The origins of Flick are unknown but whoever left it at the station has a kind heart.
A serious crash has occurred in the Taupo District.
Steve Chadwick says her infection reinforces the need for vaccination.
The tourism sector is concerned visitor numbers won't rise if self-isolation rules stay.
OPINION: Give us back our capital.
But the local council says it doesn't know how much it costs to clean up.
Reporoa-born and bred, he is now responding to 111 calls in Tauranga.
National has said the number of new police in the region is "not enough".
More people tied up in a major cannabis growing syndicate have been sentenced.
That brings the number of active community cases across the country to 11,601.
Unvaccinated business owners are fleeing NZ to start up again overseas.
Johnny, 8, wants to spend his savings on more hospital beds for sick kids like him.
Councillors have been thanked for their professionalism after claims of abuse and ageism.
She would not say how long motels would be used to house the homeless.
Bay of Plenty towns hit record-high house prices.
Opinion: There are more pros than cons to studying te reo.
Five women moved out after a hospital left with one duty midwife, backed by a team
Scotty Morrison is a champion of the Māori language and has written books celebrating it.
Te Arawa drive-through could be an vaccine hub not just for Covid-19, says a local GP.
"We're moving into a space where we can be a bilingual country," says local MP.
Our region's unique way of tackling gang harm.
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Then the community stepped in to help the Walker family rebuild their lives.
Rebels gang chapter vice-president Mark Glassie was also employed as a youth worker.
"As a child I remember visiting Rainbow Springs. It must remain open," says local MP.
Simon Littlefair was thrown from a moving vehicle, landing on his head.