'You are at the front of our minds' - BOP Civil Defence
"Before this current resurgence we had lots of hui and debriefs so we could all learn."
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Aucklanders flock to Bay, locals flock to get tested
An itinerary of where the infected cases went while in Rotorua has also been released.
Tauranga and Whakatāne hospitals reach capacity
Some elective surgeries have been deferred this week to ease the pressure.
Asbestos confirmed in Waimana River dumping
The roofing was found in the water at Wardlaw Glade, Waimana just over two weeks ago.
'Over it': Whānau who lost home to fire, living in caravans awaiting building consent
In April last year, the whānau lost their home when an electrical fault started a fire.
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'You moved heaven and earth': Victims thank hospital staff
The head of the National Burn Centre passed on a message of gratitude.
He threatened to feed Simon Bridges to pigs, now he's been sentenced
"Just because it's social media doesn't mean there aren't consequences," Bridges said.
Bay of Plenty dairy worker killed in motorbike crash
Police believe the handles of two motorbikes locked together, causing the crash.
Rippa rugby the new Monday treat for Eastern Bay
For some, it will be the first time on the field.
Lawyers round off arguments in water bottling appeal
Lawyers have rounded off their arguments in the Rotorua High Court.
'Incomprehensible': Suspected asbestos dumped in river
'I just didn't honestly believe such people could exist': Deputy mayor Andrew Iles.
Rona Stanley: A lifetime of service to Whakatāne Hospital
Born at Whakatāne Hospital, Rona says the hospital was her life.
Scientists glimpse transformed seafloor around White Island
Seafloor survey around White Island reveals a mass of ash discharged in deadly eruption.
One person critical after crash between motorbike and car
The crash happened at 6.35pm.
White Island survivors confirm lawsuit against Kiwi company, cruise ship
US honeymooners Matt and Lauren Urey have revealed the extent of their recovery process.
Te Teko murder accused named
Te Hiiritanga Hill, 24, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Eruption victim's brother hopes tours can resume
There are high hopes around a warning system developed using a decade of data.
'You can do anything': White Island survivor shares tale of hope
"You can do anything as long as you don't tell yourself the opposite."
Whakaari / White Island hospital bills top $14m
Doctors' labour, skin supplies, drugs and intensive care facilities were some of costs.
Bay of Plenty unscathed after Coromandel wild weather
The weekend ahead is looking cloudy with isolated showers.
Three waters reform: Councils hesitant about $761 million funding pool
Only councils who opt into the three waters reform programme can access the funding.
Bay buses are running for free, who knew?
Fares will return in Rotorua and regionally on July 20 and in Tauranga on July 27.
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Whakaari/White Island survivor recalls skin falling off her hands
Survivor reveals the hurdles she has overcome during the last six months of her recovery.
Project to make kiwi habitat possum-free given big bucks
"This is an ambitious project designed to remove possums completely from the area."
'We've had a bit of a hiding': Tornado as Bay of Plenty lashed with wild weather
"Driving conditions will also be hazardous with surface flooding and poor visibility."
Government shows 'guts' with Whakatāne economic funding
Peters: NZ about to enter a post-Depression era of having to work together to get through.
Public transport challenge: Use buses while they are free
"We are in times where things are different ... We need to give this a try."
Government backs Te Teko blueberry orchard with $2.1m loan
The Meihana Koata Trust will use a $2.1m loan to develop an 18.8 hectare orchard.
$2.5m 'turbo boost' for Whakatāne to create jobs
The funding will help "speed up" three projects that previously received $36.8m.
Bay of Plenty murder accused court case put off to next month
The man is charged with murder and unlawful possession of a firearm.