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Marks 50 years of the pool.

A fun day for kids, foodies at Waihī Beach.

The crash resulted in a pedestrian with serious injuries.

Mobility parking misuse is common in New Zealand. Claire Dale is working to change that.

Emergency services were called to Athenree Rd.

Clinical director and GP Vicky Jones discusses NZ’s doctor shortage.

Gift packs included Easter eggs and a beanie.

Every school holidays, a market run by kids is held in Whakamarama.

Police were helping ambulance and fire services at an incident on Athenree Rd.

OPINION: NZTA's Roger Brady provides an update on the SH2 Waihī to Ōmokoroa corridor.

The new speed management plan was adopted by the Western Bay of Plenty District Council.

Folk singer Rachel Dawick recreates a snapshot of life on the street in music.

Western Bay of Plenty District Council is looking to improve the district’s public art.

If approved, the parks could preserve public green spaces in perpetuity.

Local trampers muck in to rebuild old shelter.

The club encourages a love of nature and growing for children.

The playground will have a play wonderland, slide, swings, spin supernova and flying fox.

The second Katikati Jazz Street Party was to go ahead rain or shine.

Police report by Sergeant Steve Hindmarsh.

Having a plan before you can no longer drive is a good idea, says Age Concern.

Every year the school has a dedicated day of water activities.

''We're not just behind the scenes organising, we're right there alongside you.''

The latest newsbites from Katikati/Ōmokoroa.

'It would be like giving someone a music test to see if they are good at playing tennis.'

Thirty finalists and eight winners were acknowledged last night.

News in brief: Katikati and surrounds.

Auckland Youth Orchestra plays at Katikati War Memorial Hall on Sunday.

Celebrating furry friends in the Western Bay of Plenty.

This year there are 29 guided walks.