
Rotorua wakeboarder Jack Gallon ready for world stage
John Paul College student Jack Gallon will represent NZ at the World Wakeboard Champs.
John Paul College student Jack Gallon will represent NZ at the World Wakeboard Champs.
Victims of Pongakawa crash all Filipino nationals.
"We rely on local church donations and grants for funding and we are decile 9Q."
Behind the Name with Black Ferns captain Les Elder.
Deceased believed to work in the kiwifruit industry.
What we saw playing out in Hawke's Bay shows little has changed
Sister of killed worker openly distraught as man responsible was not sent to jail.
Two people are dead and three are seriously injured following this morning's crash.
With individual leather seats and 2m internal clearance, gondola set to open this month.
Dangerous driver behaviour around flashing lights and sirens has prompted a warning.
Jury decides on its verdict in the fatal shooting of a senior Tauranga gang member.
The Bay of Plenty rugby community is mourning the death of Jim Maniapoto.
Review: Contemporary twist on Swan Lake simply captivating
Despite finishing second in France, the Black Ferns Sevens have one the 2018/2019 Series.
Te Puna's 50-10 demolition of Whakarewarewa was particularly special for one player.
Bay of Plenty's top women's rugby teams got the job done in Hamilton on Sunday.
The National Indoor Bowls Championships concluded with the fours competition.
The Black Ferns Sevens team has been named for the HSBC Biarritz Sevens in France.
The meeting comes just over a week after an ATM was stolen in the town.
Bay of Plenty's top women's rugby teams will take on their Waikato counterparts on Sunday.
Dawn Picken puts herself in the shoes of someone of a different ethnicity.
Meth and cannabis dealer Colin Jeffries-Smith shot gang member dead
There is no indication of injuries at this stage.
The Waikato/BOP Magic 2020 squad includes the return of some homegrown talent.
This comes three weeks on from the last confirmed case of the disease.
Sam Cane has made his return from injury and now he has a job to do with the Chiefs.
More than 11,500 intermediate-aged athletes will hit Tauranga in September.
It may be wet today but winter is set to be warm and dry.
An upcoming forum will discuss ways to support female athletes.