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The squad comprised experienced beach players who came together for indoor volleyball.
Workshops teach VHF use, distress calls and how to act under pressure.
Police were called at 5.40pm yesterday after reports a man entered the water.
The crash happened opposite Warehouse Stationery.
Seven businesses are finalists for Best Emerging Business.
Darren Katipa had a high-level national security clearance. He's now in prison.
Quinn Kereopa was flown to Waikato after an acute myeloid leukaemia diagnosis.
Police say the paddler went into the water earlier today but has not been seen since.
The judge found Dickson intended to waste police time.
Agencies’ delays in providing evidence put pressure on the inquiry’s deadline.
A resident has sought a stop work order to prevent the tree from being removed.
High Court judge: NZ Rugby could have moved 'significantly earlier' in trademark dispute.
The fruit’s changing names have taken it further from its Chinese origins.
A Priority One survey found students were concerned with the cost of living and education.
Thirteen New Zealand Army engineers renovated a medical facility in Banten.
Tauranga MP Sam Uffindell ran to help alongside several others.
One landlord paid $30,000 to replace carpet, curtains, paint and fixtures.
He grew up at a Black Power gang pad, became a Mormon missionary, then turned to scams.
OPINION: Global shares have outperformed, led by Japan and emerging markets.
Under-30s were more than twice as likely to report being choked during sex.
The neurodiverse man said he found the psychedelic drugs helpful.
Another person was taken to Tauranga Hospital in a moderate condition.
Alecia Sanderson's family challenged ACC's refusal to accept a treatment injury claim.
'We are tolled more than anyone in the country, there are other ways.'
Māori Wardens have guarded the cordon since January's fatal Mount Maunganui landslide.
A former Melbourne chef swapped kitchens for cows, crops and a family farm in Welcome Bay.
The driver of the car made it out but his passenger never surfaced.
The decision clears the way for the jersey and logo launch of the new Chiefs NRL team.
Her body was recovered shortly after 8am today.