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10:50am Fri 25 Jan, 2019
Year One of the renovated Rotorua Public Library is being marked next week with a showcase of products and services. Visitors will also get the chance to see... Read More
09:52am Fri 25 Jan, 2019
Backlash over the development of the urban open space on Mount Maunganui has prompted Councillor Leanne Brown to try and set the record straight. People have... Read More
09:30am Fri 25 Jan, 2019
Holiday parks in New Zealand are putting their money where their mouth is with the installation of 54 electric vehicle chargers in 24 holiday parks around the... Read More
09:00am Fri 25 Jan, 2019
The Tauranga Death Café Community is bringing the conversation around dying and death, mortality and life, out from behind the closed café doors.... Read More
08:30am Fri 25 Jan, 2019
In today's weather forecast we are expecting cloud in the morning and evening, but fine in between. Also there will be easterly breezes. It's a one-clothing... Read More
08:00am Fri 25 Jan, 2019
Attracting thousands of swimmers from all over the country for the past twelve years, the Generation Homes Sand to Surf ocean swim event at Mt Maunganui is entering... Read More
07:30am Fri 25 Jan, 2019
The locals are ready and a young invading force has assembled, as Gisborne creates a little bit of surf lifesaving history this weekend. Midway Beach is hosting... Read More
07:00am Fri 25 Jan, 2019
Tauranga's first women's shelter to help homeless women, is almost ready to open its doors, but is still seeking assistance from businesses. It's one of the initiatives... Read More
08:00pm Thu 24 Jan, 2019
An independent review has found bullying and harassment at all levels of the Fire and Emergency (FENZ) organisation. The review, commissioned by chief executive... Read More
07:00pm Thu 24 Jan, 2019
The biosecurity rules intended to keep the stink bug pest out of New Zealand are ineffective and inconsistent, an international car shipping company says. The... Read More
06:00pm Thu 24 Jan, 2019
As we approach the end of January, some parts of New Zealand have become very dry after a wet end to 2018 and no real rain is in sight for some regions according... Read More
05:00pm Thu 24 Jan, 2019
The words of the Six60 song ‘Don't Forget Your Roots' spring to mind when talking to Ngairo Eruera, the new kaiako (teacher) of Te Tohu Paetahi at the University... Read More
01-Jan 08:23
Bay of Plenty clubs swing into record growth
01-Jan 07:00
Lifeguards warn as crowds surge to beaches
01-Jan 06:00
Crack down: Electric dirt bike injuries rise
31-Dec 18:00
BOP police warn on drink driving and fatigue risks
31-Dec 17:00
Te Aroha sculptor’s latest giant metal cow
31-Dec 15:15
Vehicle crash at Kaimai summit, SH29
31-Dec 14:00
Tongan mission treats hundreds of animals
31-Dec 13:00
Warning after off-duty guards rescue five
31-Dec 12:00
Aphasia advocate Katharine Milford honoured
31-Dec 11:00
Boat capsizes on Tairua bar, two swim to shore
31-Dec 07:00
Former Tauranga mayor's journey earns him honour
31-Dec 07:00
Shirley Hooper honoured for 50 years of service
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