Waihī Beach market meets the makers
Flavours of Plenty Festival teamed up with the Waihī Beach market for a special event.
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Black Caps skipper Kane Williamson looks set to miss the Cricket World Cup.
Celebrate Easter with Eggs on Easels
The trail is around 4km long with a couple of hills.
Armed police arrest man in rural area south of Rotorua
The man is facing a number of charges in relation to an ongoing investigation.
Letters to the editor: International reputation seriously damaged
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Mikaere Leef to captain ND Māori
Leef recently won the ND Māori PLayer of the Year award.
'Only the most dedicated can stick it out': Tauranga rower named national champ
Jameson McConnochie trained up to eight times a week to prepare for the event.
Manu Wihapi wins posthumous award
Manu Wihapi was a man who wore many hats in the community
Easter in Tauranga: Thousands expected but will the weather play ball?
'It looks like it is going to be full for Easter.'
Katikati music teacher marks major milestone
A Lexham Park Katikati resident becomes a centenarian today.
Jazz fest launches in Katikati
The National Jazz Festival launched in Katikati on Saturday.
Get a backyard trap, urges predator project
Project Parore encourage people to help eradicate pests with traps.
Co-governance: Should we be afraid?
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Locals helping local boaties
The Waihī Beach Coastguard are on the lookout for locals to get on their radio waves.
Pak’nSave, Countdown or New World: Which supermarket has the best prices?
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Final racecourse hearings: Anything other than green space 'a waste'
The hearings have shown little support for a potential hospital at the reserve.
Most Coromandel Highways open for Easter
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency advises planning ahead for a safe journey
Easter holiday weather: Heavy rain to hit upper North
MetService has forecasted gales and downpours for Northland, northern parts of Auckland.
Whakatāne digest: Kāinga Ora in Kopeopeo, litter and SH30 roundabouts
Latest from Whakatāne's Local Democracy Reporting.
Falls prevention seminar for Te Puke
Seminar designed for over 65s and rest home and retirement village residents.
Party held in Pāuanui to thank community and volunteers
The Pāuanui Sports and Recreation Club put on a special 'thank you' to the townspeople.
Coromandel Easter traffic advice
State Highway 25 (SH25) around Tairua is expected to be busy northbound.
The Premium Debate: Thousands of nurses move to Australia
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Cabinet minister on Kiri Allan: ‘Whatever context you are in you are a minister’
Little says people see cabinet ministers as ministers 24/7.
Work to remove driftwood from popular BoP spot
The awa’s detritus and driftwood have no way to leave the river.
Opinion: Made redundant? Here's what to do instead of getting bitter
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait's advice for people losing their job.
New orchid named after grower
Scout Jamboree fundraising efforts funded at orchid show
Pet dog attacked on daily park walk: 'Fifty per cent of his neck [was] savaged'
'There’s this big gaping hole in the back ... big enough you could put your fist in.'
Michael Johnston: The path toward a more content-rich curriculum
Opinion: 'A focus on the basics at primary school, is what opens the curriculum up later.'
History of surfing v New Zealand Wars - the battle over our school curriculum
'There is a great danger that some students are missing out on big chunks of learning.'
Coromandel cut off: What geotechnical investigations reveal at SH25A
Bridge, bypass or rebuild the options for repairing road.
Chopper's owner loses court battle, dog could be put down
Tauranga City Council has been successful in its appeal against a dog that attacked a vet.
Cabinet Minister Kiri Allan apologises for remarks at partner's farewell from RNZ
Dunlop said in her final broadcast she had been passed over for the 'top job'.