
Coromandel fatal crash victim named
Police have named the man who died in the crash at Te Mata.
Police have named the man who died in the crash at Te Mata.
The Waihī Estuary was once a main food bowl for the Bay of Plenty.
"It was much more than rugby and missed kicks."
National's call for a timely service as taxpayers complain about phone wait times.
A contract manager has avoided prison after assaulting another man who lost an eye.
Hipkins says she is 'exceptionally talented' and has contributed 'an awful lot'.
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.
Increased cost of transport and disposal the cause of a 35¢ increase.
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Shot Darts has signed up darts world champion Michael Smith.
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.
Te Kuia's owner was sad to the iconic boat go but comforted she is in the Elliotts' hands.
We work towards it all our lives, but adjusting to retirement can take time.
Lotto players from Mount Maunganui and Rotorua win second division prizes .
There hasn’t been a dad-led podcast in NZ until now, and nothing is off the table.
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.'
'I never thought I would get to this point in squash.'
The Tauriko facility's output will kickstart its continuous supply of plasterboard for NZ.
Snow will be welcomed by skiers, including those going to Tūroa and Whakapapa on Ruapehu.
Man takes on Waka Kotahi - and wins.
'Without question, there will be more closures.'