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Quinn Kereopa was flown to Waikato after an acute myeloid leukaemia diagnosis.

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.

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.

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.

Her body was recovered shortly after 8am today.

A dawn karakia and blessing ceremony was held this morning. Video / Ayla Yeoman

Mayor says He Puna Manawa was built under budget and ahead of original completion date.

The man was earlier found guilty, but successfully appealed and was granted a retrial.

Rotorua's Te Pumanawa o Toku Ate Rogers has joined the squad as injury cover.

The incident came two days after he found himself at the scene of another emergency.

Tauranga Business Chamber hosted candidates for a rubbing-shoulders event on Wednesday.

Emergency services were called to Takitimu Drive on October 5.

The victim suffered a broken nose, concussion and head lacerations.

Zespri’s 57th charter helped move a record crop of about 225 million trays.

Judges assessed a record 869 entries from 126 sausage makers.

Proposal would go towards adding six courts to ease indoor sports space shortage.