
Black Caps hit-out at Mount beach sure to wow fans ahead of Bay Oval T20
Fans get to meet some of their Black Caps heroes at a Mount Maunganui beach cricket event
Fans get to meet some of their Black Caps heroes at a Mount Maunganui beach cricket event
Firefighters expected to stay on Matakana Island until the end of the week.
Police, ambulance and fire services are at the scene.
One GP said doctors are working weekends and skipping meal breaks to keep up with demand.
A substance found in some tabs has caused deaths overseas.
Bay of Plenty Times is looking back at the stories of 2023.
An iwi provider has a waiting list and backlog for its social services for the first time.
Bay of Plenty Times is looking back at the stories of 2023.
A single vehicle collided with a power pole and lines came down across the road.
'There is a lot of unknown in the ocean,' shark expert Dr Riley Elliott says.
Seven months ago, the 60-year-old wasn't sure he'd live long enough to see Christmas.
It's been a pleasant surprise for the foodbank as people battle a cost-of-living crisis.
OPINION: Putting on a happy face for family and friends can feel like a mammoth task.
The council says the updated maps are valid and more accurate.
Water is deemed safe but some locals have linked it to them getting sick.
North Island will be under a moist and humid northerly air flow.
Super stock title is a tribute to "old" Baypark racer Hokey Ashby .
'People will walk around thinking this is great. They will be proud of this.'
'It’s looking like it’s going to be a great summer.'
The band is set to part ways next year.
Emergency services were called around 11.40am.
Business owner says donations positively impact staff and create “culture of giving".
About 24 banana boxes a week of fresh produce are donated to the foodbank.
Contractors will pause work from midday tomorrow through to 8am on January 8.
Council says the water is 'safe to drink' and there's no public health issue.
'It’s the best option ... I didn’t want to have to wear a nappy for the rest of my life.'
With finances tight, many families may need to approach festivities differently.
Emergency services are at the scene.
It’s taken three years, seven complaints, 48 patch-up jobs and an apology to happen.
He believes 'overwhelming' community support for the business must have helped.