Police find man with ‘apparent’ gunshot wound in Ōpōtiki, seek public help investigating
Police found the injured man on Saturday, believe victim and offender know each other.
Police found the injured man on Saturday, believe victim and offender know each other.
WorkSafe has been advised of the death.
The teen died in a crash near Ōpōtiki.
Police said one person was treated with CPR but died at the scene about 4pm today
The 14-year-old boy was taken back to his family safe and uninjured.
A helicopter has been used to transport the person to hospital.
They say they have given up on the idea of an electric or hybrid vehicle.
'It’s no secret we’ve got some pothole issues at the moment.'
Alzheimers NZ says 30,000 New Zealanders with dementia don't have the support they need.
Motorists are asked to take an alternate route.
An initial settlement offer of $40 million was rejected 26 years ago.
Father of two mainly lived off fish, wild game and locally grown fruit and vegetables.
Police searched an address in Ford St, Ōpōtiki today.
A rāhui will remain in place along the coast near Tōrere until further notice.
More items believed to belong to missing Ōpōtiki fisherman have been found
'There is concern the fisherman's boat may have been submerged.'
The bin was spotted in an aerial search and located by drone.
Police reassess plans as bad weather looks set to continue to hamper the search.
The search for an Ōpōtiki fisherman will continue tomorrow morning.
Police say Coastguard New Zealand is conducting a search.
GeoNet says the quake may have been felt in Rotorua and Tauranga as well.
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A man who had been watching some swimmers heroically saves four from drowning in a rip.
The two-vehicle crash happened about 2.30pm.
Police were called just after 6am.
Police are looking for the owner of a large piece of pounamu found in bush.
It stems from alleged 'misinformative' comments on a local Facebook page.
Rotorua's accommodation industry is facing Christmas with realism and hope.
Epidemiologist Rod Jackson labels the move "crazy".