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No place like home for Mount Maunganui's Allan Goodhall
Allan Goodhall retired from Mount Maunganui College on June 1.
Allan Goodhall retired from Mount Maunganui College on June 1.
Te Puna crash victim's family, friends and workmates mourn talented chef.
Tina Jennen suffered horrific injuries and still experiences pain and a lot of stiffness.
Incident-packed final leg of Suzuki Series on the streets of Whanganui on Boxing Day
"She is just a beautiful, healthy baby girl. There is nothing else like it in the world."
95 years after the tragedy, all that remains are memories and the graves of two boys.
Authorities are warning people the worst of wild weather could still be yet to come.
Pāpāmoa tips from travel blogger, Mark Sandoval. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Campers have been forced to evacuate amid rising floodwaters.
Statistics show Kiwis are one of the worst recyclers in the world, says Marty Hoffart.
The road death is the second across the country today, and the third 15 hours.
20 December was the anniversary for Māori women to vote. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kiwi hitmaker Stan Walker says 2019 will be his biggest year yet
Two people are dead after crashes in Tauranga and Christchurch in a 24-hour period.
Police have made an arrest following the death of a 17-year-old.
The 4-year-old wants to be a policeman when he grows up.
A man's mission to be a better person has resulted in a foodbank donation like no other.
Teen seriously assaulted in a "cowardly" unprovoked attack at Mount Maunganui.
Two-thirds of people rejected the name in a public consultation.
A couple's heartbreak at losing a keepsake of their stillborn son has now become joy.
Tauranga jury retires to consider verdicts in alleged $645k fraud trial.
We ask drivers to be patient so that everybody gets home or to their destination safely."
One of the two men on trial defending fraud charges claims no link to $645K investments.
Two vigils were held in Tauranga for Grace Millane over the weekend.
Christmas Day sun for the centre, rain or showers in the north and south
Rain totalling 50mm fell in an Auckland suburb in two hours, and others are without power.
Councillor checking out bonfire complaint finds himself in the middle of a violent brawl.
Tauranga locals turn out for a vigil honouring Grace Millane