
Mongols raids: AK47s, Molotov cocktails seized by police
The arrests will result in at least 228 charges being laid, police say.
The arrests will result in at least 228 charges being laid, police say.
All we can do is wait and hope that there is no risk to those in our communities.
There had been about 180 lightning strikes across the Bay of Plenty.
A complex low was bringing associated fronts to many parts of the North Island.
The controversial leader of Vision NZ says criticism is "water off a swan's back".
Man's actions described as "appalling offending" and "depraved conduct".
The rain was a result of a strong northeasterly flow going over central New Zealand.
Under the bylaw, it was an offense to damage stopbanks.
The council had been advised as the damage would require some repairs.
Licensing authority sides with police.
Six people arrested following raids in Whakatāne, Tauranga, Waikato and Auckland.
COMMENT: Change is needed because what we're doing now is not working.
He was angered after watching a debate between Bridges and Jacinda Ardern.
COMMENT: Armed police are not something the New Zealand public needs to feel safe.
The honeymooners plan to seek damages from both the cruise line and the tour operators.
Forty local businesses involved in building luxury 90-tonne catamaran.
COMMENT: The only way we can limit economic damage is by stopping the virus in its tracks.
Artists and music industry excited to get back to work.
COMMENT: Welcome to level 1 - but please keep some of the habits you've picked up.
Jofra Archer says he always been an advocate of speaking out against inequality.
There is snow down to 400m in places of the South Island, what's in store for the north?
The lifting rules cannot come soon enough, says hospitality spokesman.
COMMENT: Ardern was right to make the hard calls.
Three community groups coffers are fuller after Bay of Plenty Regional Council grants.
The call centre was established to help people meet essential needs during lockdown.
Greazy Dog gang turns up in force at house of senior patched Mongol.
The new permanent speed limits will come into effect from June 29.
It appears community spirit is strong in Bay of Plenty sporting circles
Fire crews were kept busy overnight as wild weather battered the region.
People were advised to make sure that items and structures at their homes were secure.