Politics
02:35pm Tue 05 Jun, 2018
The Government's work on establishing Fair Pay Agreements, helping design a collective bargaining system to lift wages and productivity in New Zealand, will be... Read More
09:33am Tue 05 Jun, 2018
Nineteen candidates have been announced for the three positions available on the Tauranga Electricity Consumers Trust board. Independent Returning Officer... Read More
10:30pm Mon 04 Jun, 2018
ACC cover for victims of sexual harassment would be an excellent idea despite challenges, say lawyers and an advocacy group. The Parliamentary Under-Secretary to... Read More
09:00pm Mon 04 Jun, 2018
The "rebels have got their medals" in a Queen's Birthday honours list topped by people not afraid to go against the flow. Rabble-rousers the Topp Twins and... Read More
02:40pm Sat 02 Jun, 2018
Lyn Haines is an unfortunate statistic and a Housing New Zealand priority. She's been subsisting in 'a tin can” as she calls it - a 3.3 square metre caravan... Read More
09:00pm Fri 01 Jun, 2018
The chair of Housing New Zealand says she will not resign over the methamphetamine hysteria scandal. Housing New Zealand's (HNZ) chair Adrienne Young Cooper... Read More
09:41am Fri 01 Jun, 2018
Housing Minister Phil Twyford has announced a major review into the meth contamination saga and now says he is not ruling out the possibility of compensation. Hundreds... Read More
09:11am Fri 01 Jun, 2018
The Whakatane District Recovery Project team has been recognised at the 2018 Civil Defence Awards. They are among four recipients from around the country who... Read More
09:00pm Thu 31 May, 2018
The taxpayer has paid potentially millions of dollars in free renovations to private homeowners as a result of Housing New Zealand's botched campaign against... Read More
09:03am Tue 29 May, 2018
Former prime minister Helen Clark says abortion should be "simply a decision made between a woman and her doctor". Clark, who is also a former health minister... Read More
06:50am Tue 29 May, 2018
Waiariki MP Tamati Coffey, along with local Labour list MPs Jan Tinetti and Angie Warren-Clark, will hold a free public hui in Tauranga this Wednesday, in order... Read More
10:45pm Mon 28 May, 2018
District health boards are offering nurses pay rises of nine per cent over the next 15 months in a bid to avoid nationwide strikes. DHBs have been in pay talks... Read More
01-Nov 12:00
New Maketū Coastguard facility takes shape
01-Nov 07:00
Three generations, one school, many memories
31-Oct 16:00
Carnegie Hall soloists come home to Tauranga
31-Oct 16:00
Feedback sought on granny flat funding policy
31-Oct 12:00
Celebrate Brazilian culture at new library
31-Oct 06:00
Good, cheap reads and a great cause
30-Oct 18:02
WoF inspection changes kick in from November 1
30-Oct 18:00
Dead cats and 1950s bottles among rubbish haul
30-Oct 16:11
Tauranga rallies behind Tonga league team
30-Oct 16:00
Bay of Plenty weather improves for Halloween
30-Oct 14:00
Dry conditions heighten Guy Fawkes fire risk
30-Oct 11:45
Under The Stars looks for new home
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