'Working from home' a good option says NZTA as Waihī to Tauranga works get underway
Work on State Highway 2 between Waihī to Tauranga expected to continue into March.
Work on State Highway 2 between Waihī to Tauranga expected to continue into March.
Peter Rawstron says the Waiere Stream is popular but dangerous.
There’s more hot air on the way, especially for some South Islanders, MetService says.
Motorists are rescheduling their lives to allow for 'horrific' Tauranga delays.
Women are starting to ditch the dye and embrace their grey.
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Police said an armed man entered a stranger’s home.
'Right now, unless you know where you’re looking it’s hard to find help.'
The road at the eastern end of Mount Maunganui was closed.
A one-day school has been introduced for children who are not students at the school.
About 50 people packed council chambers.
“When all four numbers lined up, I couldn’t believe it."
The cause of the large opening in the ground has also been revealed.
The city needs that money to fund proposed projects over 10 years.
Two-year-old Nevaeh was found face-down in water with two large rocks on top of her.
The crown says Eli Johnson paid the ultimate price for testifying against the Mongrel Mob.
”Let’s call the community stadium what it is: a second regional rugby stadium.”
The BMX World Cup event in Rotorua was lauded by officials and the riding community.
The ERA found he had been 'doctor shopping' for a medical exemption for the Covid vaccine.
$10 vapes are still on the market - only now they have an added feature.
A Tauranga Lotto punter won $700,000 with lucky Lotto strike ticket.
Motorists can expect major delays due to repairs on SH29A near Oropi
"Our main focus right now is making sure they’re taken care of." - Warehouse boss.
A failed stormwater drain is thought to blame for the hole.
'That’s just the mark of the boy back then at the age of 12 - and nothing’s changed.'
The housing development is expected to offer homes for 15,500 people.
'Man on crutches was walking faster than the traffic.'
But the council says it made the right decision at the time.
Alcohol worth more than $10,000 was stolen and the damage was extensive.
The defendant stated he did not remember doing any of the actions he committed.