Red wash: Data shows how Labour smashed National's stronghold in the Bay of Plenty
Labour won every electorate in the region for party votes for first time in 18 years.
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Is this the new leader of the Māori Party?
Waititi says it could "naturally fall that way" but he wasn't his party's only leader.
Fletcher Tabuteau reflects on election campaign, results and what's next
Results were 'really tough ... I thought we would easily get over 5 per cent', he said.
Local sport and community groups awarded $540k
More than 40 sporting and community groups received funding.
Bay of Plenty coach named for Black Ferns series
The venues for the three-game series have also been revealed.
Person trapped after crash on Tauranga Direct Rd
Emergency services are on the scene.
Five-time NZ champion wins Rally Bay of Plenty
The Rally Bay of Plenty was based in Whakatāne over the weekend.
Tommy Wilson on the fall and rise of the Māori Party in Waiariki
Opinion: "Ki tai wiwi ki tai wawa – The tide goes out - the tide comes back in."
Wright, Hastings top podium at Gravity Enduro
Round one of the popular mountain bike race series was held on Saturday.
'Brilliant night': East Coast MP Kiri Allan's on her victory - and advice for newcomers
Come Monday morning, Allan will be showing Labour's new MPs the ropes.
'Revved up': Hannah Tamaki vows to come back 'stronger'
'I am quite excited for the future of Vision NZ.'
Car takes out street light in Rotorua
A car crashed into a street light on Hodgkins St.
One taken to hospital after two car crash on Desert Rd
Police were notified about 6am.
'I'm not going anywhere': Tania Tapsell reveals what's next after election loss
'We've given it our all. I'm really happy.'
Election 2020: 'Close but no cigar' - Claire Mahon on election loss
Mahon says she hasn't 'even started to think' about whether she'll seek election again.
'A majority of one would be enough': McClay philosophical on his close win
The Rotorua MP says he will lobby the Government to bring the rescue helicopter back.
That's a wrap: Who's in and who's out in the wider Bay of Plenty?
The final preliminary results are in, so just how close were those margins?
Caroline Fleming: Māori Party's possible re-election a win for Māori
Opinion: A victory for Waititi could well be a win for Māori representation in Parliament.
'Elated': Māori Party on cusp of return - Waititi on his lead against Coffey
The final result may be decided by special votes.
Rotorua accommodation providers expect summer influx despite slow bookings
People are planning their holidays with much shorter lead times.
Louise Upston takes Taupō once more
The electorate covers Taupō, Tūrangi, Tokoroa, Putāruru, Tīrau and Cambridge.
East Coast electorate: Tania Tapsell says she did all she could
The seat is wide open and two young women are among those gunning for the seat.
Election 2020: Margin slims as McClay secures fifth term
How much did Labour close the margin?
Live and unlocked: Top Rotorua singers put on show
Top Rotorua singers are coming together next month. Here's why.
Bay of Plenty councillor returns to barbering roots
Bay councillor Stacey Rose is loving his dual roles as an elected member and a barber.
The unexpected link between author's latest book and reality
Tina Shaw was just about to launch a book about a crippling virus when a real one hit.
Stephanie Worsop: How pregnancy taught me to love my body
If your body doesn't "bounce back" after pregnancy, that's okay, it doesn't have to.
L.A.B: Chemistry key to band's success
Enjoying an 'organic' rise in popularity, L.A.B will perform at Mt Smart Stadium
A face full of bugs leads to a lesson in biodiversity
OPINION: "We must rewild the world."
Bay of Plenty man avoids prison for manslaughter charge
Kawerau man sentenced to home detention after manslaughter of his father-in-law.
Samantha Motion: Jean Batten was my childhood hero. I've just learned she wasn't perfect.
Opinion: We can't always expect perfection of character from our pioneers and heroes.
Surviving and thriving: Covid-19 funding a 'lifesaver' for Bay businesses
Nearly 1000 businesses have made use of the Covid-19 funding to access expert advice.
How Jaya Vahua escaped the grips of death to become a successful barber
The self-taught barber has returned home to set up his own business.