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The school won best mōteatea - traditional chant - at the Tauranga Moana competition.

Darren Toy: 'New homes feel like the best early Christmas present possible' for families.

"It's part of our life here."

Brigade handles 12 calls, including fatal accidents and major Te Puna fire.

Pāpāmoa edge the United Indians, bowling them out for 214 after posting 220 all out.

Western Bay of Plenty District could have fewer councillors to vote for next election.

'What an incredible community' says mum as Te Puke show funds Brennan's treatment.

Toyota Hilux, NZ's most stolen vehicle, among five stolen in Te Puke area recently.

Motu Move to introduce flexible payment options in Bay of Plenty by late 2025.

Foodbank co-ordinator Clare Cooper praises community: 'We should be really proud.'

Powerco wins Energy Distributor of the Year, donates 500 laptops across North Island.

Catch 'Red into the Woods' at Te Ranga Hall: ballet, hip-hop, and more! Almost sold out!

Kiwi Can values shine at Fairhaven School, winning top accolade

Coffee, noodles, tinned fish and creamed sweetcorn are among items the foodbank is after.

Te Puke Repertory’s production delivers laughs with a stellar cast and clever plot.

Te Manawa o Pāpāmoa School showcases organic garden, coffee shop, and student-led tours.

Steph Dryfhout wins ITCC title, adding to her NZ and Asia-Pacific championship victories.

Brooke's Thumbs Up stories celebrate community heroes, help her build a strong portfolio

Donna Dinsdale's award-winning work honours her great-uncle's WWII letters and bond.

Successful gas leak response: 'Better to be safe than sorry,' says fire chief.

Theme: Kiwifruit and Kiwiana. Market and food stalls at Jubilee Park after the parade.

Bella Ngawhika and Harrison Matthews named 2025 head girl and boy at prizegiving.

Karen Summerhays: "Just throw something together, get the kids involved, and have fun!"

Soutar's Kāwai series blends fiction and Aotearoa's history

Auckland man arrested for driving with 1370mcg of alcohol; court appearance next week.

Sophie Reid shines, placing 2nd at AIMS Games; Ryan Parton wins at Waikato/BOP.

Vince Shaw, Professor Marcus: 'This play has many twists and is a pleasure to perform.'

Support local: Fairhaven gala offers raffles, rides, and food.

Te Puke Agricultural Club's group day impresses with high-standard animals and support.