No new cases in the Bay, three-wave economic plan
It is the second day in a row the region has had no new cases.
It is the second day in a row the region has had no new cases.
There were no new cases in the Bay of Plenty or Lakes regions
New account of helicopter pilot Brian Depauw's life-saving instructions to his passengers.
The number of cases in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes DHBs have risen by one each.
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More than 8000 hygiene packs are being delivered across the Waiariki region.
The number of cases in the Bay of Plenty has not risen again today.
The pop-ups provide a kaupapa Māori service to small and rural communities.
There were 15 new cases in New Zealand.
Bay Trust are preparing to help those who are struggling.
However, there are 17 new cases across New Zealand.
There are 41 confirmed and probable cases in the Bay of Plenty DHB and 16 in Lakes.
More rain is expected throughout the Bay of Plenty for at least the rest of the week.
The national case tally went up today but the Lakes and Bay of Plenty tallies didn't.
Community groups have been praised for their dedication during the Covid 19 lockdown.
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The iwi is trying to educate people at checkpoints but can't legally stop people.
A regional breakdown of the new Covid-19 cases in the Bay.
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White Island explosion survivor Jake Milbank has been discharged from hospital.
Daily update on Covid-19 cases in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes.
"They are doing everything they can..."
Whakatāne Hospital said the outdoor triage is part of its Covid-19 preparedness.
Commissioners have decided it's too risky for people to live on the Awatarariki fanhead.
"Many people here do not have enough money to survive."
Police are calling for witnesses to a fire in Kawerau last Sunday.
Limitations will be placed on people moving into and out of the Te Whānau a Apanui rohe.
People with Covid-19 symptoms could drive directly to the centre to be assessed.
"I couldn't see how we were going to get our kids home safe."