A dawn karakia at Te Rerenga Wairua has launched a national hīkoi opposing the Treaty Principles bill and government policy impacting Māori. Hīkoi mō... Read More

A road worker was allegedly threatened with a firearm north of Taupo yesterday. Police were called about 10.40am to SH1, near Atiamuri, after a report of... Read More

Tauranga teenager Rayvin Adams-Noda left school at Year 9 after he got into fights, was 'naughty”, and lost interest in continuing his education. The... Read More

Bay of Plenty Regional Council has approved its community report card for the 2023 and 2024 financial year. The report card reflects a year of opportunity... Read More

At the bottom of the world in South Canterbury on the Waitohi Flats in 1904, Richard Pearse did what no other Kiwi attempted to do at the time - try to fly. Nearly... Read More

Police have today established a Major Operations Centre (MOC) to provide oversight of the Police response to the upcoming hīkoi from Northland to Wellington. The... Read More

Frustrated residents of Osprey Drive in Welcome Bay, Tauranga want a speed bump removed due to vibrations likened to magnitude five 'earthquakes” inside... Read More

Voting opens at 9am today for Zespri Kiwifruit growers, who are being asked to support the expansion of Zespri's Global Supply (ZGS) business via a Producer... Read More

We need to diversify what we build and create here in Aotearoa New Zealand to grow our economy, former Prime Minister Chris Hipkins said. The Labour leader... Read More

All Blacks XV Head Coach Clayton McMillan has named his playing 23 to challenge Georgia's national team, in their second and final match of the 2024 Northern... Read More

Lorraine Ryan has more reason than most to know exactly when the Bay of Plenty Garden and Art Festival kicks off. The Ōtūmoetai woman's Grange Rd garden... Read More

The levies that banks, building societies, credit unions, and finance companies pay to the new Depositor Compensation Scheme (DCS) fund will reflect their size... Read More