
How a new CBD cafe plans to revitalise the hospitality industry
"This is how we can revitalise the workforce."
"This is how we can revitalise the workforce."
An event judge "can't wait to hear more" from this year's local talent.
'He's only going to get better.'
"It is an additional workload and stress ... when we're already in our busiest time."
The Education Ministry recommends that students in Year 4 and up wear masks indoors.
Two BMX freestyle riders say it's "pretty cool" the event is coming back after 15 years.
It's been 15 years since Nia Glassie was murdered. But has anything changed?
But there are concerns his 'deviant sexual interests' will need to be monitored.
'The programme is designed to teach students about business... and encourage a worldview.'
"We just want to make a difference to a kid's life."
OPINION: This isn't the time to be making record profits
Tauranga and Western BOP athletes competing at the 2022 Commonwealth Games revealed.
But one local council has 'serious concerns' with the directive and wants answers.
In a statement, the council said it had serious concerns with the directive.
Some fought tears, others apologised for protest actions, others clapped as decision made.
Instead of going to school they were seen asking about getting to Auckland.
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Experts agree self-reporting could lead to an undercount of the virus' spread.
Whitianga and Te Puke recorded their wettest days in more than a year.
'That should never have happened. It was a total waste of life.'
"He was just one of those genuine, good guys ... it always happens to the good guys."
OPINION: Scumbag ram-raiders need to be deterred from their trails of destruction
The plans could include uncovering historic trenches Māori used to trap the British.
"We can create something stunning here, on this very special harbour."
The smell of sewage pouring into the Orini Canal made passers-by retch.
Sixty-six per cent of more than 300 submitters supported the reclassification.
OPINION: If we want to win the Rugby World Cup, perhaps we should do it in cars.
Due to support, tetraplegic Amanda Lowry can still swim, play wheelchair rugby and cook.
Such a move would 'provide a contemporary reconciliation to a longstanding grievance'.