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This isn't burnout, says Katikati Medical Centre's Vicky Jones.
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The burnt-out vehicle was located on Sunday morning on Waiotahe Valley Rd.
Ōpōtiki homicide: Police seek information on burnt-out vehicle
Steven Taiatini died following an incident on Saint John St in Ōpōtiki on June 9.
Simple steps to make winter healthier and avoid system overload
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More chilly nights in store as temperatures plunge below zero around NZ
High hovering over NZ expected to bring some of year's coldest temperatures this week.
Wander Women adventure race coming to Hahei in November
The fifth Wander Women Adventure Race will take place in Hahei on Saturday November 11.
Waihī Beach stormwater information session
Council invites the Waihi Beach public to learn more about the stormwater system.
'Unacceptable': Schools close as gangs descend on Ōpōtiki - PM
"This is a situation that police need to get on top of," Hipkins said.
'Voiceless': Man shares mental health struggle as Nats call for dedicated minister
'It was only when I was at my very lowest I was actually able to get help.'
‘His body was touching mine’: Woman claims physio straddled her
The woman claims the physio was barefoot and topless.
Bay buses to be free for anyone 18 or under from next month
Regional councillors were divided over which option to select.
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Mongrel Mob homicide: Gang members line street where slain leader lies
Schools have also closed, citing 'heightened emotions'.
Hauraki Coromandel Sports results
Hauraki North worked hard to pip Te Aroha Cobras 27-24 at Waitakaruru.
'Died without dignity': Rest home patient attacked in final days of life
Other residents ventured into the man's room repeatedly over two months.
Adrenaline-junkie Boyd cutting mullet for cancer charity
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Rugby: Chiefs playmaker Bryn Gatland off to Japan
Chiefs and North Harbour first five Bryn Gatland will make the move to Japan in 2024.
Wastewater overflow in Mount Maunganui
There was a blocked sewer connection near 314 Maunganui Rd.
Scene guard at suspicious house fire in Ōpōtiki
The house was 'fully involved' when crews arrived.
100th kiwi released into Whangapoua Forest
Project Kiwi and Summit Forests have just released the 100th kiwi into Whangapoua Forest
Mission to shine a light on the 'incredible' Māori of Tauranga and Rotorua
'We have got some incredible talent here,' says Bay director.
'Like slime': The Bay of Plenty town grossed out by dirty tap water
Bay of Plenty town angry and frustrated at rusty brown water supply.
'Don’t make us invisible': Plans to scrap Māori Health Authority under fire
Health providers are upset at National's policy plans to abolish the organisation.
‘I’m not giving every waking hour’: Meet the employees who are quiet quitting
The phrase means doing what you're paid to do, without going 'above and beyond'.
Luke Bradford: What men just don’t get about health
Opinion: Men's Health Week is an opportunity to start doing things better.
Man killed in Ōpōtiki was boss of Mongrel Mob Barbarians
Police are on high alert due to the gang presence in the area.
Luke Kirkness: From tragedy to triumph: How we can reshape water safety in New Zealand
Surfers making a splash in water safety show giving power to the people is key.
Tauranga Lotto player scores $23K
The winning Tauranga ticket was sold at New World, Gate Pa.
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'Shameful act of vandalism': WW2 veterans' graves desecrated
Families devastated and council fuming after graveside mementos wrecked.
Cloud nine or clouded minds? Why we need to take a harder line on vaping
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Declining or flourishing? MP wants 'clarity' on reef life two years after fishing ban
The regional council says it will take time to see if change is happening.
Police name man who died in Ōpōtiki
CPR was performed but the man died of his injuries.