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'Devastating' cuts to Whaakata Māori

Cuts to funding television channel Whakata Maori and teacher training is another attack on tangata te whenua, PSA Te Kaihautū Māori Janice Panoho said. 'This... Read More

Black Ferns set to kick-off WXV1 Tournament

The Black Ferns will face Ireland for the third time on September 30 in their opening Test Match at BC Place in Vancouver, Canada. 'We know Ireland will be... Read More

Likely reasons for failing University Entrance

Factors linked to a 90 per cent likelihood of not achieving University Entrance have been identified by the Ministry of Education. It says the study could... Read More

Don't fall for this trick again

If you've been scammed in the past, watch out for recovery scams, warns Consumer. 'A recovery scam is when a scammer contacts a known victim and masquerades... Read More

Health officials warn about bacteria in compost

Warmer weather and daylight saving bring many Kiwis out into the garden. Unfortunately, this is also the time when gardeners are most at risk of contracting... Read More

Swimming safety tips for summer

Matthew Strange likes to compare fire with water. Strange is the head of aquatics at Bay Venues. Most of his professional life has been spent working at public... Read More

Doctors frustrated by funding access

Alarm bells have been rung by frustrated GPs about restricting lung cancer patients from funding. 'The research clearly shows that patients who are diagnosed... Read More

BMW owners unite in Tauranga

Are you sick of talking about your beloved BMW to your wife or best mate, who just don't share your enthusiasm? Well, this is the place for you. Whether it's... Read More

Graced with state-of-the-art facilities

Grace Hospital is leading the way with the installation of a new automated endoscope reprocessor - AER - to enhance its endoscopy services. This state-of-the-art... Read More

Clocks to spring forward on Sunday

Love it or hate it, daylight savings is upon us again. As clocks move an hour forward on September 29, many of us will be adjusting to longer afternoons,... Read More

Ron and Pat’s garden journey

Ron and Pat Howie will be opening their Te Puke garden to visitors for the final time this November as part of the Bay of Plenty Garden & Art Festival. 'We've... Read More

Guide to school holiday fun in Tauranga

From night lights, creative arts, movies, and outdoor activities, Tauranga is brimming with activities for every age and interest these school holidays. Here's... Read More