Latest from Bay of Plenty

'More stability': Businesses relieved as vax pass requirement ends

Mandates that left one gym owner with a 'sense of nervousness' will be lifted.

'Horrified': Owner in shock after kitten shot

Owner says pet's bone was 'completely shattered' by the bullet.

'Opportunists': Gib board selling for 'exorbitant' prices online in shortage

Trade Me: Average sale price in plasterboard category up 412% from October to March.

Mowers, chainsaws and a cold beer: The surprising ways high-powered bosses unwind

Leaders reveal their best tonics for workplace stress.

NZ's deadliest week: 23 new Covid deaths, 104 so far this week

More than 350 people have now died with Covid-19 in New Zealand.

'In our DNA': How NZ company grew its value from $31m to $330m

'Last season Bay growers received $1.78 billion from the sale of kiwifruit'

Revealed: The Kiwi product included in this year's Oscars goodie bag

Goodies included arm liposuction, a plot of land in Scotland, and gold-infused olive oil.

Ngahi Bidois: Stay focused as you embrace the challenge of change

OPINION: Choose wisely what you spend your time and energy on

'We'll never give up': Inside the search for missing doctor

Volunteers have searched by land, sea and air. So what is next?

'Low-lives': Burglars slammed after 'devastating' hospice shop raid

Loss of potential revenue could mean less money for palliative patient care and nurses.

Police stand-off with man who allegedly made death threats against PM

Richard Sivell has allegedly made threats against the PM - today police paid a visit.

Zizi Sparks: Just because the world is opening, it doesn't mean we should leave NZ

Opinion: Businesses need our support now more than ever.

Graham Bell: Nation's crime rate - it's not so bad

Former top cop says New Zealand is a very safe country.

Edible weeds and other eco-thrifty tips for eating well

The main way to make meals cheap and sustainable is to eat less meat and more plant foods

Drink driver who ran over and killed friend sentenced to home detention

Victim was dragged along a Waihī street after being accidentally run over by his friend.

'So much anxiety': Isolating solo mum's struggle to afford basics shared by many

Omicron: People who have never needed help to afford food are now having to use a foodbank

Covid-19: 15,871 new community cases, 13 deaths, including person in their 30s

Changes ahead as vaccine mandates in many industries are set to expire on April 4.

School's biosecurity work and dedication recognised

Lynmore Primary School took home the Kura (School) Award at the 2021 Biosecurity Awards.