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Fisherman convicted after driving at officer

A Tauranga commercial fisherman has been convicted and fined $3000 for deliberately driving his vehicle at a fishery officer who had

'Moderate' quake in Bay

A moderate earthquake has been recorded in the Bay of Plenty. At 11.29pm last night, a magnitude 3.3 earthquake was recorded near

Two Waikato girls missing with connection to Bay

Update: The two girls reported missing in Hamilton since Sunday have been found safe and well. Police have thanked the public for

Rallying computer aid is global hit

Mount Maunganui-based Monit Rally Computers is exporting its specialised rally-driving electronics equipment to more than 26 countries

Eva Bradley: Parents shouldn't be penalised

It's long been said that it takes a village to raise a child but if you read the updated 21st-century manual it seems that all it

Rugby: Premier 1 and 2 wins comprehensive

Rotoiti are on a roll as they move up to third in Baywide Premier 1 with their first back-to-back wins in the competition. They beat

Bay company looks offshore for sales

Offshore sales now account for two-thirds of Automation & Electronics' business, says managing director Brian Smith, who co-founded

Bay of Plenty international enrolments up 22 per cent

There were almost 900 additional international student enrolments in Bay of Plenty last year, a 22 per cent increase for the region

Principals seek clarity on discipline

School principals uncertain about their right to discipline international students have asked the Ministry of Education to clear up confusion.