Mini golf owner ‘couldn’t be happier’ after Memorial Park decision
He believes 'overwhelming' community support for the business must have helped.
He believes 'overwhelming' community support for the business must have helped.
Three other people were badly injured in Monday's Te Ngae Rd/State Highway 30 crash.
It comes as a funding agreement was reached between Te Whatu Ora and the PHO.
Hundreds flocked to Bay beaches this weekend.
The crash happened shortly before 12.50pm on Saturday.
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Molly has had two surgeries and may need more after her throat was 'ripped open'.
The Christmas Appeal is at the end of its fifth week.
Those judged as having the best manu could head to the world championships.
Foodbanks are “at the coalface of the cost-of-living crisis".
NZTA boss worries for industry's future as half of staff quit within a year amid abuse.
Victim David Kuka was 'simply in the wrong place at the wrong time', a judge says.
WorkSafe has released the findings of its investigation into the incident.
One report will explore whether she was legally insane at the time of the alleged killing.
'This is what community is all about.'
Memorial Park will undergo a $128m upgrade including a new aquatic centre.
Scott Adams says in his view: 'There is a question to be asked around competency here'.
The Tauranga neighbours have something for everyone and 'loads of bargains'.
Brendon Johnston says he now wakes up every day feeling 'excited'.
"It is one of New Zealand’s official languages ... We will continue to support that."
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'A dismissal of the reo is essentially a dismissal of the whole idea of Māori itself.'
The Greenwood Retirement Village group challenges other villages to collect as well.
Bay of Plenty council's big stake makes port shares harder to buy.
A Rotorua teenager has avoided prison after he forged banknotes and distributed them wide
Tolley 'frustrated' as long timelines continue for project that could house 15,550.
The defendant has appeared in the Tauranga District Court on dishonesty charges.
The crash was reported to the police around 1.40pm.
More than 1750 cans were collected for the local foodbank.
'These people are sharing the roads with our family, our friends, and our colleagues.'