'Fierce rivals': Mount Marlins aiming for back-to-back titles against Te Puna
The clubs have been described as "great friends off the field" but "fierce rivals" on it.
The clubs have been described as "great friends off the field" but "fierce rivals" on it.
"It was the best feeling in the world," she said after winning the regional competition.
An ageing workforce with 15pc intending to leave in the next five years is another worry.
A select committee reckons its time to restart North Island passenger rail.
Multicultural Tauranga helps immigrants settle in and promotes cultural diversity.
The raid involved five vehicles and was 'like something out of a movie'.
'It just sounded like a truck tipping a load of gravel.'
The incident happened about 2am.
The woman says her bout with the flu has been 'devastating'.
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Cost of pricey Baypark to Bayfair highway link has risen by another $30m.
Lara Christie saw an “opportunity in the market”.
Residents remain without power this morning.
"I have done all the hard work, and now it is time to claim what is mine."
But there are concerns about what this means for pensioners on fixed incomes.
Frustration on the roads: Getting compensation for pothole damage shouldn't be so hard.
Margaret Lambourn decoded messages for the Royal Air Force during World War II.
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A contract manager has avoided prison after assaulting another man who lost an eye.
Historian speaks out as a series of events is planned at a local community hall.
The cold, windy weather didn't stop hundreds of people from paying their respects.
The 2023 edition of the Tai Mitchell tournament is being played in Whakatāne.
The record set by squash great Dame Susan Devoy in 1992 has been equalled.
The crash happened around 3.20am.
Strong wind warnings issued for Bay of Plenty and Coromandel.
A tramper recalls the search for the wreckage of New Zealand's deadliest air disaster.
We work towards it all our lives, but adjusting to retirement can take time.
An estimated 20cm to 40cm has fallen in some areas
Transpower says the poles are safe and it will check them again.
'We are a kura that looks after many who have fallen through the cracks.'