09:15am Wed 04 Sep, 2024
Southern Cross Pet Insurance has released 10 unusual claims from the last 10 years. The list featured palm spikes, a pup getting stuck into their owner's... Read More
08:35am Wed 04 Sep, 2024
A section of State Highway 2 is currently closed following a crash near Te Puna. Emergency services were called to the two-vehicle crash near Ainsworth Road... Read More
08:30am Wed 04 Sep, 2024
An infectious disease expert is warning more needs to be done to raise awareness of RSV, a potentially serious infection in the elderly, as respiratory disease-related... Read More
08:00am Wed 04 Sep, 2024
For a group of intermediate students from Tauranga, their performance at next week's Zespri AIMS Games will be measured in tons, not medals. That's because... Read More
07:30am Wed 04 Sep, 2024
A new car boot market is set to launch in Pāpāmoa this Saturday. This exciting event, which starts at 8am to 12pm at St Paul's car park, located at 242 Dickson... Read More
07:00am Wed 04 Sep, 2024
With more than 200 hours of training in just three weeks, Tauranga dance troupes from Space Studios are dedicated to showcasing their talents on the world stage. An... Read More
06:45am Wed 04 Sep, 2024
As Conservation Week 2024 gets underway, New Zealanders are being urged to take action for nature by joining The Great Matuku Muster. An advocacy and education... Read More
06:30am Wed 04 Sep, 2024
A support group for those with muscular dystrophy is starting in the Bay of Plenty. Michelle Wilson was diagnosed at 10 years old and has now been living... Read More
08:00pm Tue 03 Sep, 2024
Immigration New Zealand is expecting to receive more than 260,000 visitor visa applications over the summer peak processing period and is encouraging prospective... Read More
07:00pm Tue 03 Sep, 2024
New Zealand's first national tyre recycling scheme is now fully operational with free collections starting yesterday, September 1, says Environment Minister... Read More
06:00pm Tue 03 Sep, 2024
More young Māori are entering the legal field and the trend is being welcomed by the New Zealand Law Society, which says the profession needs to better... Read More
05:00pm Tue 03 Sep, 2024
A self-employed Te Puke builder twice convicted for allowing an implement shed to be lived in without resource consent has been censured by the Building Practitioners... Read More