
Beloved Ōhope coastal track faces permanent closure under new council plan
Staff say permanent closure is the lowest cost and lowest risk option.
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The 26.9ha Ōpihi Block is earmarked for a 240-lot housing development.
A court order requires new plantings over three years and looking after them for 10.
The Tongan-Māori sisters are the eldest of eight raised in Kawerau.
Dr Mawera Karetai won the Kōhi Māori seat without spending a dollar.
Matemoana McDonald made history as the first woman to chair Toi Moana.
A one-stop shop is opening for some flyers wanting to get around regional New Zealand.
The former Green MP says voters made a clear choice on council spending and nice-to-haves.
Bay of Plenty Regional Council has fielded 41 odour complaints since Sept 21.
The TikTok clip has racked up more than 133,000 views in just days.
Three Māori ward candidates were left out of the Ōpōtiki voting booklet.
The council aims for an internal unit, exploring joint services with neighbours.
Bones found on Waiewe St site are confirmed as human remains.
Nandor Tānczos says he received a courtesy call from the Whakatāne Police.
He was a list MP for NZ First and cleared of allegations in 2016.
The project includes an 'attractive bath complex' using geothermal fluids.
More than 2000 vehicles use the bridge daily, including nearly 1000 trucks.
He aims to bridge Māori and non-Māori communities on the council.
A widower has mixed feelings about the change after losing his wife in a 2019 crash.
Surf instructor wants the speed limit on a coastal road reduced to 30km/h.
Jack Karetai-Barrett's inviting others to join the walk, aiming to raise awareness.
He gifted his medal to Veterans Affairs minister Chris Penk in the hope of a law change.
$90,000 was raised this year, with hopes for central government funding.
Edgecumbe was flooded due to the breach of a Rangitaiki River floodwall in 2017.
A service was attended by more than 180 people, at least 40 of whom were from overseas.
The airport is built on land confiscated by the Crown in 1866.
Rising rates and increased council spending proved a hot topic at a public meeting.
Putiki Rd residents who agreed to a solar farm in 2021 are having second thoughts.
Several councillors indicated their wish to remove the dump site from Edgecumbe Domain.