Rare measure to place rāhui on Whirinaki forest draws mixed reaction
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whare has placed a rāhui on Whirinaki Te Pua a Tāne Conservation Park.
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Summer shark warning: At least six great whites identified in popular holiday spot
People have been asked to report all sightings of sharks this summer.
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The accused was denied interim name suppression.
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People should remain vigilant when out swimming and report all sightings.
Local Focus: Sam's Skate School donates mini-ramp to Memorial Park
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Call for businesses to hire 'Māori cultural advisors' to protect culture
This comes after it was revealed how a controversial DHB Covid-19 pamphlet was approved.
One seriously hurt in Bay of Plenty crash
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Two Covid-19 cases in Murupara as just over half of town fully vaccinated
Murupara is one of New Zealand's least vaccinated areas.
DHB staff had reservations about Covid pamphlet - but it was approved anyway
An independent investigation was made into how the brochure was released by the DHB.
'Execution-style' killing: Murder accused given name suppression
Arrested man has appeared in Tauranga District Court.
'Juice junkies': Welfare leader concerned about payment schemes used to buy liquor
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Large slab of pounamu found in bush in Bay of Plenty
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Calls for resignations at last-ditch attempt to fight Three Waters
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'Too little too late': Muller on $17.9m funding announced for Tauranga Hospital
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'Posing danger': Reports detail struggles with ageing Fire trucks
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Crash aftermath: Man tasered, peppersprayed by police stole patrol car
Man stole police car after being tasered and pepper-sprayed.
'Amazing' feedback: Support mounts for teen victim of 'racial profiling'
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Tauranga death of person with Covid first in region
'Covid has taken a toll on us all ... but the death of a loved one is a terrible burden.'
Councillor's conduct to be investigated
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'Best Christmas present': Families prepare for tearful reunions with Auckland loved ones
Families are reuniting with their Auckland based loved ones, just in time for Christmas.
'Racial profiling': Māori teen in tears after store employee calls her 'undesirable'
'I don't know why she said that. It has really hurt me."
Car in harbour: Golf star praises 'heroic' rescuers who tried to save mum
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Summer deluge: Motorists urged to take care as heavy rain sets in
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Vaccine pass checks at funerals could become a 'nightmare'
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Covid-19 case in Rotorua school community
The Ministry of Health informed the school on Sunday afternoon about the Covid-19 case.
Thunder and lightning: Wet weather causes road problems in Auckland
The watch will remain in place until midnight and residents are urged to take care.
Council to launch investigation into Chapel St fatal crash
Tauranga City Council is launching its own investigation into the fatal crash.
'Double vaxxed': Family lived with positive case for two weeks - and didn't catch it
'I couldn't hug my mum': 11-year-old speaks out about having Covid-19.
Hot in the city: Summer scorcher to continue
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Felix Desmarais: 'Transgender people exist. We are real, we are natural'
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Live: 95 new community cases as two people in hospital die with virus
One person died at Middlemore Hospital overnight, and another at Auckland City Hospital.
New Fish and Game chairman learnt to fish before he learnt to ride a bike
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