'Critical' $3b transport plan gets green light to go to the public
Mode shift, public transport and climate change are key points of a new $3b plan.
Mode shift, public transport and climate change are key points of a new $3b plan.
Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi confirmed a staff member is a close contact.
Visiting restrictions apply in the maternity ward and high-risk areas.
A subtropical low moves southwards onto the north of the North Island.
A blaze destroyed eight classrooms and a staff room, now the community is giving back.
The number of $1 million-plus properties sold in Waihi Beach has tripled in a year.
The fire early on Saturday destroyed eight classrooms and a nearly completed admin block.
It was a busy night on the roads.
Local businesses give Kiwis a glimpse of Ōhope and why it's the best beach in Aotearoa.
A Grey Power member called the councillor's use of te reo at meeting an "insult".
More extreme weather events, sea level rise and drought will increasingly pose challenges.
Whakatāne and the East Coast have an abundance of activities to enjoy.
Whakatāne council has apologised to iwi after 'appropriating' a te reo slogan.
The disasters revealed a health system unable to deal with mass casualty events, she said.
The Eastern Bay area commander died two days before Christmas.
Bay of Plenty's waterways have been "very busy" so far.
A woman has been charged with assaulting with a weapon.
15-year-old relied on strength of his legs to bring in big fish.
The crash in Ngaio Place was reported about 7.15am today.
For all organisations on each charge the maximum penalty is a fine of $1.5 million.
The case will be heard in March next year.
It has been a long, hard year for the Bay of Plenty water bottling plant.
It's designed for people looking for employment in the health sector.
Six Lotto players won a share of second division.
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the fatal eruption.
Some businesses in the Whakatāne region are expecting a bumper summer.
'We just stayed there for a couple of hours waiting for anyone to come back.'
The eruption "weighs heavily on the iwi".
A mother and wife of Whakaari/White Island victims says the tragedy has consumed her.
"The sheer volume of critically ill patients ... is something I've never experienced,"