Artworks unveiled in milestone moment at Thirty Eight Elizabeth
Specially conceived artworks by master carver Whare Thompson have been unveiled.
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Rollout for Hauraki and Coromandel catchments will be in 2025.
Iwi plans to import transportable homes for Māori living in 'appalling' conditions
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SH2 reopened after serious Bay crashes, one dead, six in hospital
Two serious Bay crashes resulted in road closures of several hours.
'Suspicious' fire in Tauranga and 'well-involved' Te Kaha blaze keep firefighters busy
The cause of a fire at a Mount Maunganui building is under investigation.
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Robber flees in stolen car after smash and grab at jeweller's
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'Could have been avoided': Residents react to Waihī Beach floods
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'Went over the cliff': Three-vehicle crash on SH29A ends in flames
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-3C! Region dips below zero as another cold weekend looms
Lovely stargazing conditions but cold.
Region's best building apprentices named
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Crews called to 'well alight' house fire
Emergency services were called to the scene just before 8am.
New social circus programme helping students 'live their best life'
Students with special needs learn how to juggle balls and scarves.
Rare white heron seen around Pāpāmoa and Maketū
The presence of the rare heron is being seen as an indication of a healthy bird population
'Just incredible': In-demand manufacturer's backlog goes from 22 to 100 weeks
Staff wanted for Rotorua export companies investing millions into equipment and expansion.
Desert Rd reopens after latest closure
Snow settled on Mount Tarawera on Thursday.
Revealed: The toll road that will be first to have its charges lifted - and when
The road has earned $65.7 million since 2015.
Girl, 11, killed after being hit by a train named
Police have referred her death to the coroner.
Ram raiders make 'massive mess' of shop in 90 seconds
One trips and nearly faceplants in the rush to leave the ransacked store.
'Queue of 100 people': Tauranga Domain protesters urged to attend council meeting
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Mount brawl: 11 men heading to trial on rioting, wounding charges
An 11th defendant has denied charges relating to a June 21 incident on Maunganui Rd.
Leading entertainment figure trial: Jury retires to consider verdicts
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'Sexual deviancy': Serial groper Jason Trembath jailed again
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'Sold out': Pie lovers line up to try NZ's new best pie
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Zespri takes rogue gold kiwifruit operations in China to court
Strengthening of Chinese horticulture law opens path for civil action.
Embankment to support SH25a had fill tipped into it in the 1960s
Road design of decades ago was not up to extreme weather in the current climate.
Paddler makes it a trio of world championships
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