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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.
Two DHB staff, one patient have Covid-19
There were no new cases in the Bay of Plenty or Lakes regions
White Island survivors held breath for two minutes underwater
New account of helicopter pilot Brian Depauw's life-saving instructions to his passengers.
BOP and Lakes DHB virus cases rise by one each
The number of cases in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes DHBs have risen by one each.
How to keep everyone entertained this 'staycation' weekend
Whether young or old, these ideas are sure to make everyone happy.
Te Arawa whānau benefit from thousands of welfare packs
More than 8000 hygiene packs are being delivered across the Waiariki region.
Number of Bay of Plenty cases remains the same
The number of cases in the Bay of Plenty has not risen again today.
Covid-19: Pop-up testing clinics at Tōrere and Ōpape marae
The pop-ups provide a kaupapa Māori service to small and rural communities.
No new coronavirus cases in the Bay of Plenty
There were 15 new cases in New Zealand.
Bay of Plenty Covid-19 cases rise as Lakes DHB number falls
Today's new cases show it is not over yet for the Bay of Plenty.
Changes to Bay Covid-19 assesment centres
Murupara, Waimana, Rūātoki, Waikaremoana and Ruatāhuna will see one day clinics soon.
More help on the way for struggling Bay communities
Bay Trust are preparing to help those who are struggling.
No change in Lakes, Bay of Plenty DHB case numbers
However, there are 17 new cases across New Zealand.
Lakes DHB cases rise, Bay of Plenty DHB drop as probable case tests negative
There are 41 confirmed and probable cases in the Bay of Plenty DHB and 16 in Lakes.
Rain to stick around for at least the rest of the week
More rain is expected throughout the Bay of Plenty for at least the rest of the week.
No change in Lakes, Bay of Plenty Covid 19 cases
The national case tally went up today but the Lakes and Bay of Plenty tallies didn't.
Motels offer nearly 1000 units for homeless
Community groups have been praised for their dedication during the Covid 19 lockdown.
Household jobs to do in lockdown this Easter weekend
Needing inspiration for your long weekend? Look no further.
10 Easter lockdown activities for families
There's plenty of fun to be had with items scattered throughout your home.
'No one is staying home, no one is listening': Iwi latest to restrict access to area
The iwi is trying to educate people at checkpoints but can't legally stop people.
New testing Covid-19 centres open in Ōpōtiki and Kawerau
The pop-up drive-through centres will both open on Thursday.
Daylight Saving: Tick tock, the clocks went back on Sunday morning
The clocks go back giving an hour extra sleep tonight.
Regional update: Two new Bay of Plenty cases today
A regional breakdown of the new Covid-19 cases in the Bay.
Lockdown: 'It's almost like we have been planning for this'
From Mōtītī Island to Ohakana in Whakatāne, how has life changed?
White Island tour guide survivor Jake Milbank out of hospital, into isolation
White Island explosion survivor Jake Milbank has been discharged from hospital.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Latest numbers for region
Daily update on Covid-19 cases in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes.
Eastern Bay of Plenty records first Covid 19 case
"They are doing everything they can..."
Whakatāne hospital sets up separate triage for patients
Whakatāne Hospital said the outdoor triage is part of its Covid-19 preparedness.
Awatarariki fanhead in Matatā to be vacated, commissioners decide
Commissioners have decided it's too risky for people to live on the Awatarariki fanhead.
Free bread and milk: Store gives back to those in need
"Many people here do not have enough money to survive."
Kawerau fire: Whakatāne Police call for information
Police are calling for witnesses to a fire in Kawerau last Sunday.
Limits on access into Eastern Bay of Plenty rohe
Limitations will be placed on people moving into and out of the Te Whānau a Apanui rohe.