Guns, gangs and hospitals: 13 treated for gunshot injuries
Most people were shot in the abdomen but fingers and toes also came into the crosshairs.
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Māori agribusiness: Good crowd at top dairy farm visit
Pouarua Farm is one of the three finalists of the prestigious competition.
Preventative Covid-19 action saw death rate fall in 2020
The rates of death plummeted in 2020, largely thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic response.
Jobless by June: Whakatāne mill to close, but MP still hopeful
'I'm still hopeful someone from the private sector might see commercial viability.'
Questions asked over Whakatāne's tsunami evacuation
According to maps only about a third of the town was in potential danger.
'Very tough day': Mill will close, all 210 jobs to go
After more than 80 years, production will shut down in June.
Fatal crash: Person dies after car goes off Pekatahi bridge
Diversions are in place at Rewatu Road/SH2 and Tāneatua Road/SH2.
White Island victims accused of delaying lawsuit
Counteraction from Royal Caribbean cruises stalled as family refuse to answer the door.
Tsunami scare: How did we cope?
A potential tsunami forced us to find out how effective our evacuation plans are.
Whakaari/White Island eruption: 3 more defendants named
Three parties who did not identify themselves can now be revealed.
Four arrested in relation to death of Bay of Plenty man
Jamaine Wharton, 31, died at Whakatāne Hospital after an incident at a 21st party.
Person injured in Whakatāne crash dies in hospital
The person suffered critical injuries after a crash on Tuesday.
Child's ear almost severed after dog attack
The children injured included a seven-year-old and a nine-year-old.
'Devastating blow' as Whakatāne Mill closure looms
Whakatāne is reeling 210 workers face losing their jobs at the long-standing mill.
Proposed Whakatāne Mill closure a 'significant blow to the local economy'
The Eastern Bay of Plenty Economic Development Agency has spoken out about the proposal.
Sitting your driver's licence? These testing spots have the best pass rates
Testing challenges - and driving instructors share their tips and tricks.
210 jobs on the line: 80-year-old mill may shut down
The mill employs just over 210 people and is Whakatane's biggest private employer.
'Lifeline': $1.4m to create up to 30 conservation jobs
Up to 19 staff would be employed from one Rotorua business.
'It's devastating': Business owners thankful no one hurt in fire
A building, measuring 40m by 20m was engulfed in flames.
Watch: Sickening moment motorcyclists knocked off bikes
Police had investigated possible link to shooting on Friday.
Man shot in Bay of Plenty, police seeking information
The man was alleged to have been shot on SH30 near Te Teko.
'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.
Firefighters spend three hours battling blaze
The house fire was well involved when fire crews arrived.
Connection to Covid case in Whakatāne
Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi confirmed a staff member is a close contact.
Wild weather: Wind and rain on the way
A subtropical low moves southwards onto the north of the North Island.
Amazing! 100% of profits donated to fire-ruined school
A blaze destroyed eight classrooms and a staff room, now the community is giving back.
'The Govt must address water rights': Iwi appeals against bottling plant decision
The fight to prevent a water bottling plant expansion near Whakatāne is far from over.
School to move classes to community hall following devastating fire
The fire early on Saturday destroyed eight classrooms and a nearly completed admin block.
Grey Power: Positive end for 'insulting' te reo saga
A Grey Power newsletter labelled a councillor's use of te reo Māori an "insult".
Toi Ohomai donates Christmas party proceeds to charity
Christmas party raises $4500 for charity.
Police respond to multiple crashes in Bay of Plenty
It was a busy night on the roads.