
Bay of Plenty Maori unemployment more than double that of Pākehā
"We are talking now about the new wave of unemployed, not those already on the books."
"We are talking now about the new wave of unemployed, not those already on the books."
Todd Muller talks to Local Focus before knocking Simon Bridges out of National Party leadership. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kawerau, Ōpōtiki, Katikati, Tauranga and Whakatāne assessment centres are winding down.
Readers have their say.
Bars had a slow first day back but say the real proof would be over the weekend.
National MPs will choose who will lead the party today,
"Seeing results such as this, makes me feel more safe."
A Bay of Plenty couple set to enjoy more freedoms since being in quarantine for weeks.
Mount Maunganui music venue faces uncertainty. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Welcoming park space' planned - but not everyone is happy.
Two back Bridges - but a third wants another MP to take the reins.
Todd Muller told the caucus yesterday that the party could not win under Simon Bridges.
The start of duck shooting season is when most game bird hunting accidents happen.
Comment: The pair who plan to take on Simon Bridges complement each other on paper.
"Given the doom and gloom....here's something tangible that will start by Christmas time."
Comment: Normality is great, but there's still a long way to go for some sectors.
Divisions between Tauranga City elected officials laid bare as meeting implodes.
The fire was not deemed suspicious.
'Less democracy, more Baldocracy'
Western Bay of Plenty District Council is catching up on recycling and green waste.
The pilot for Mount Maunganui-based show Chloe And The drops on June 11.
The rental market in Tauranga is likely to hold its own, property experts say.
A man is facing driving related charges after a pursuit in Tauranga early this morning.
Council to consider referendum request today. Plus: Three other decisions on the agenda.
The parcels were distributed to those in need after the economic impacts of Covid-19.
But there is confidence Tauranga can cement itself as NZ's main entertainment hub.
The first day back has been deemed a success.
The full line-up will be released in coming weeks.
Organisers have been amazed to discover what's on offer from city cafes and restaurants.