
'Particularly tough time': Bad weather prunes kiwifruit crop volume
One of the lowest volumes in the past 20 years is expected for Green kiwifruit.
One of the lowest volumes in the past 20 years is expected for Green kiwifruit.
OPINION: If I’m paying to drive on a road, I want the option of being able to safely pass.
'There must be a better system ... [where] everyone can get some form of funding.'
His greatest legacy would be the "wealth of knowledge" left for the younger generation.
Pro Series drifter Sam West says he's always on the edge of failure.
An expert explains the signs of disaster fatigue to watch out for after the latest storm.
And she already knows what she's going to do with the winnings.
Emergency services are at the scene.
Ministry says latest offer gave teachers a maximum base salary of $100k by end of 2024.
Well-known Bay of Plenty rugby identities and siblings are now both police officers,
The region is in clean up mode after days of rain.
Principal survey finds nearly half had to appoint “untrained or unqualified” teachers.
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Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Whānau Ora students show why it's worth being committed.
Motorists were trapped on the Kaimai Range as heavy rain pelted the region.
Police lights outside warn members of the danger.
There have been three attacks on Michael Hill stores in the past week.
An orange rain warning is in place for the Bay of Plenty and Coromandel Peninsula.
Multiple slips and erosion are washing sediment into local rivers and estuaries.
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More wet weather on the way, plea to be prepared
Revealed: How much they're going up and when the new charges kick in.
'Knowing that our babies have security now, that was the biggest thing.'
A goal just before halftime gave Pāpāmoa something to build on, but it was not to be.
Western Bay reports at least three separate incidents so far, with six lids taken.
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“There is a big crunch in the number of new listings coming to market.”
Costs were driven by increases in interest (39pc) feed (21pc) and fertiliser (28pc).