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Tauranga brothers score duel hole-in-ones

The odds of the average golfer making a hole in one in their lifetime are incredibly small - about 12,500-to-one. But the Hona brothers of Tauranga are making... Read More

Traffic delays causing frustration

The holiday period seems to be over in Tauranga, with traffic delays being reported around the city and the wider Western Bay of Plenty. SunLive has received... Read More

Additional supplies of free RATs until June

Additional supplies of Covid-19 rapid antigen tests (RATs) will enable continued free testing for the public and health sector through to the end of June 2024,... Read More

Hardwood's a smashing time at Woodville

West Auckland-based former Takaka rider Hamish Harwood had a smashing time at Woodville at the weekend … literally. The 61st annual New Zealand Motocross... Read More

February: Lots of low pressure and stubborn highs

February is upon us and the final offical month of summer still has plenty of hot days - but there's a lot of low pressure in the mix, says WeatherWatch. Many... Read More

BMX champ returns to where she loves

Two-time UCI BMX Racing World Champion, Dutch rider Laura Smulders has been lured to New Zealand early to prepare for next month's first-ever UCI BMX Racing... Read More

The mobile social worker making a difference

You may have seen registered social worker Scotty Harvey sitting on the side of the road with his brightly painted car and a sigh saying 'You ok bro, stop 4... Read More

Tauranga sailor back in Olympic frame

He left it late, but Tauranga sailor Tom Saunders is firmly back in the frame for Olympic selection after finishing fifth at the ILCA 7 world championships in... Read More

Full road closures planned for Kaimai Range

Motorists are being warned to prepare for full road closures on State Highway 29. Regular closures of State Highway 29 Kaimai Range over coming months will... Read More

Corruption perception: NZ must be more open

The Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier says New Zealand must be even more open and direct if it is to improve its ranking as one of the least corrupt countries in... Read More

Govt to reform financial services regulations

The Government will reform financial services regulations, ensuring clarity and cutting red tape for both institutions and Kiwis, says Commerce and Consumer... Read More

High inflation expected to be "the new normal"

Global inflation has peaked, but it is expected to take more time before domestic inflation falls to within the Reserve Bank's one to three per cent target... Read More