Rod Farrow's lifetime of fighting fires
Rod Farrow is to receive the Queen's Service Medal.
Rod Farrow is to receive the Queen's Service Medal.
Whakatane's Tony Rees may be down, but he won't be out for long.
Edgecumbe families who used to own red-stickered homes are happy to see them go
Young dad's family is hoping to bury him by Christmas.
Continued dry weather means much of the region is in high fire danger.
The latest proposal would see 18m litres of NZ water a day sent offshore.
Work to start next year at an estimated cost of $3m.
Spark says the store does not reach the Spark policy standard for earthquake resiliency.
Bay of Plenty Regional Council congratulates Whakatane councillors on Maori ward decision.
The 17-year-old and 19-year-old were arrested this afternoon.
Two men with their faces covered and carrying wooden weapons stole cigarettes from dairy.
Two men have robbed a Whakatane dairy armed with wooden weapons.
The land development strategy has the potential to create 100 new jobs for local whanau.
ISO Limited has been selected as the operator for Kawerau's planned container terminal.
The Matata Rugby Club is one of the oldest in New Zealand, formed in 1887.
Edgecumbe children are returning to their home town. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Edgecumbe children are returning to their home town. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Police, KiwiRail and transport officials are evidence-collecting at Lambert Rd.
The name of the man who died at a railway crossing on Friday has been named.
Those charged relating to the deaths of James and Raymond Fleet appear in court.
National's Anne Tolley begins her fifth term as East Coast MP.
Baby left to die in a hot car while his mum and grandma used drugs, reports Jared Savage.
EXCLUSIVE: The father of a baby left to die in a hot car says his sentence was too light.
Trailer part of large haul of stolen tools and machinery recovered last week.
The RoboPa Regional Scrimmage teaches pupils science, technology, engineering and maths.
A skipper has been convicted and fined after a waka capsized.
Winston Peters has promised to help out airports at risk of going under.
A police officer in Whakatane helps a mother duck and her ducklings cross the road
Waiariki candidates Tamati Coffey and Te Ururoa Flavell went head-to-head in Whakatane.
Waiariki candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.