News
10:15am Mon 11 Feb, 2019
There's plenty of sunshine to share around today for the nearly 7000 passengers and crew members pouring off two cruise ships this morning at the Mount. With... Read More
09:29am Mon 11 Feb, 2019
Witnesses along The Strand this morning have seen motorists lose their patience while waiting for a train to pass. A caller to the 0800 SUNLIVE news hotline... Read More
09:20am Mon 11 Feb, 2019
The cooler temperatures experienced in the weekend are going to be short lived with predictions of 30 degree daily highs for this week. A weak ridge lies over... Read More
08:33am Mon 11 Feb, 2019
If you are planning on travelling between Waihi and Paeroa tonight or tomorrow night, you might have to change your plans or take the long way home. Asphalt road... Read More
07:57am Mon 11 Feb, 2019
In today's weather forecast we are expecting a fine day with light winds and sea breezes. It's a one-clothing layer day today with a high of 29 and an overnight... Read More
07:45am Mon 11 Feb, 2019
One lane of State Highway 33 is blocked following a crash this morning. A caller to the 0800 SUNLIVE news hotline says a car and truck have crash in the highway,... Read More
07:03am Mon 11 Feb, 2019
UPDATED 10.30AM: A fault in an electricity cable caused a power cut in Bethlehem overnight. Powerco Network Operations manager Phil Marsh says the fault occurred... Read More
07:02am Mon 11 Feb, 2019
They're a dynamic young double act, and their weekly gigs are pulling increasing numbers of punters to the citadel on Cameron Road. The citadel is the Salvation... Read More
06:46am Mon 11 Feb, 2019
You will hear it before you see it, like a pesky little fly zooming in and out of the scenery. Lightweight and fast, this flying machine can do extraordinary... Read More
03:54pm Sun 10 Feb, 2019
Anyone who knows Tauranga basketball coach Rachel Gwerder will not be surprised to learn she has been awarded the Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup Award... Read More
03:05pm Sun 10 Feb, 2019
An hour's free parking in the Rotorua CBD appears to have caught councillors by surprise. Cr Charles Sturt was caught in the park lights when news of the... Read More
03:01pm Sun 10 Feb, 2019
They signed the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 that formally ended World War One. And 100 years ago, they also rang a school bell for the first time at number 659,... Read More
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29-Dec 17:00
New year week turns wet and windy
29-Dec 14:30
Fuel merger planned, pump price cut promised
29-Dec 13:00
BOP rider dominates Cemetery Circuit yet again
29-Dec 11:22
Human heat circle saves lost Coromandel tramper
29-Dec 10:55
Heavy downpours and thunderstorms for BOP
29-Dec 10:00
Pillans Rd Bike Track gets stay of execution
29-Dec 08:42
Car crashes into ditch near SH2 intersection
29-Dec 07:52
Widespread rain, gales to hit NZ
29-Dec 07:00
Don’t let your holidays go up in flames
29-Dec 06:30
Police warn online marketplace users
28-Dec 16:00
New Te Puke fund launched with $45k legacy
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