
'Insane' passenger and freight rail for Bay closer to reality
The future of rail in the Bay is a step closer to reality, but not everyone is convinced.
The future of rail in the Bay is a step closer to reality, but not everyone is convinced.
Hamilton Airport is up and running again.
Bay of Plenty leaders have been reminded they need to consider the needs of elderly.
More police are destined to come to the Bay of Plenty to help keep our roads safer.
The Bay of Plenty Steamers have players in several Super Rugby teams this season.
Netsafe offers ways of dealing with email scams.
The author will be returning to New Zealand year for Worldcon.
Tauranga will host the Bay of Plenty Open this weekend.
A car has crashed into railway lights near Maketū.
Honey could be just as effective in treating cold sores as over-the-counter treatment.
People with unhindered access to guns kill people
Folau's sacking has brought Christian beliefs into the spotlight.
Appeals into the expansion of the Otakiri water-bottling plant are being heard this week.
Junior doctors and nurses hope to be the first generation that stops HPV cancers.
EXCLUSIVE: Sex charges laid after Cambridge woman allegedly groomed girls for partner.
"Fatu" Pelurale pulled 3 people from a burning car after it crashed on State Highway 33.
Caroline Fleming drives an hour to work every day - by choice.
The new school boards will take office on June 14.
Ngongotahā were well beaten by competition leaders Claudelands Rovers.
Whakarewarewa Red have produced another big win in the Rotorua Netball Senior Banner.
Some fast food workers will walk off the job this afternoon.
The video already has more than 130,000 views, just seven hours after it was uploaded.
The director of one bottling plant says protest organisers' claims are exaggerated
Any clash between Te Puke Sports and Rangiuru is a massive occasion.
After this weekend Baywide rugby teams split into Premier 1, Premier 2 and Division 1.
The Ministry of Health is encouraging New Zealanders to get vaccinated this winter.
Severe weather was blamed for road closures, fallen trees and power cuts.
Whakarewarewa are producing some big wins at the pointy end of round one.
Power remains out for hundreds of people after severe winds overnight.
Local rivals Whakarewarewa and Rotoiti went head-to-head on Mothers' Day.