
From fixing fridges to flying the Kiwi flag: Bay tradie bound for world stage
The 22 year old refrigeration technician will compete at WorldSkills Shanghai.
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Jasper Meyer’s death has been referred to a coroner to try and work out what happened.
Ōpōtiki spent the least on water supply, at $120 per person.
The Steamers are kicking off their NPC campaign, 50 years after last winning the trophy.
Construction on the 7000sq m facility is expected to begin in September.
She set a new Oceania women's open record of 7.70 seconds.
Locals say delays to access are hurting wellbeing and trade.
The brands replacing Mitre 10 when it moves and opening soon in Pāpāmoa Plaza's expansion.
Online survey differs markedly from feedback received by Eastern Bay district councils.
Three level crossing crashes occurred on one day, a first in two decades.
Around 200 people join the free 5km event each Saturday at 17th Ave.
Students were sent home after the overnight leak caused flooding.
The former mayoral candidate attempted to have the Tauranga Marina Society liquidated.
About 8000 cubic metres of earth shifted at the fatal slip site over the weekend.
He is due in Tauranga District Court on August 3.
Former Tauranga city councillor Andrew Hollis will defend 35 tax-related charges.
TikTok has supported more than 9700 jobs and contributed $1.2b to the NZ economy.
The project involved 400,000cu m of earthworks.
About 8000 cubic metres of earth shifted over the weekend.
Eleven projects from Rotorua to Tauranga were recognised.
Taupō dropped to -5.6C as clear skies and calm winds set in.
An estimated 94,000 adults in New Zealand live with chronic hepatitis B.
The fatal landslide from January reactivated, prompting road closures.
She is competing in the 250km Racing the Planet Namibia ultramarathon.
Greerton defeated Te Puke 37-17 to win the Baywide Premier men's rugby title.
OPINION: Many investors who lost money vowed never to own shares again.
The closure was a precautionary measure to ensure public safety.
Owner Richard Olsen says high fuel costs and tariffs have hit sales hard.
It includes contactless payment, fare caps, discounts and traffic-light priority.
'It was horrible and shocking ... I could see the poor cat had been ripped apart.'