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Te Arawa Lakes Trust said the strategic move will create jobs for descendants.

Police tape remains around the car and tree on the Fenton St median.

He hopes the game will help lift local rugby clubs he has seen 'struggle'.

Yet to plan your Easter weekend? We've got you covered.

Almost six years after Vivienne Pincott's death, coronial findings have been released.

OPINION: Her daughter chose companies behind the games and brands she uses every day.

Prue McGuire returns to Palmerston North, where she began law in 1992.

The items were taken in Glenholme and industrial area burglaries since mid-2023.

Bay of Plenty births rose 6.7% in a decade, but population jumped 16.6%.

Erena Mikaere and Georgie Edgecombe are leading the team this season.

Four players Bay of Plenty-wide cashed in over the weekend.

Shares have risen under every government since 1975, despite political shifts.

Mother describes new home as ‘lifesaver’ after years living off-grid.

The sportfishing club will be relocated behind the new $2m floodwall.

He has been in hospital two weeks so far, and has had two brain surgeries.

Rotorua Lakes Council says there has been no change to budgets for cemetery maintenance.

'Your behaviour was cowardly ... it was utter gratuitous violence.'

Bidding for the single Bluebird ready salted chip has already reached $100.

Many now say swiping left and right feels isolating rather than exciting.

Handcrafted tributes, including a diamante bear and named bangle, were taken.

He fears vital mātauranga could be lost as kaumātua and elders age.

'There is reason for concern about the ability we have to help manage this.'

Family reveals their next steps in the search for Jayleb: 'We just want him back'.

Two dresses, five looks, a 15-minute fireworks display and a Bollywood-theme after-party.

OPINION: This may seem like a simple democratic choice. It is not.

A witness said his heart was in his mouth watching the incident unfold.

Taupō Hospital 'like a poor neighbour' to Rotorua Hospital, says fed-up nurse.

Judge Paul Geoghegan ruled Gordon Dickson intended to waste police resources.

The council keeps asking people with 'nothing' for more money, one councillor says.