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New interim tournament director for Zespri AIMS Games
It's the end of one era and the beginning of another for the games.
It's the end of one era and the beginning of another for the games.
There is support and opposition to the idea to lower NZ Super eligibility for Māori.
One brother says it's a 'kick in the guts' knowing he could not get the drug.
The regional council will be the only local authority holding an election in Tauranga.
Police look to suspend the search and rescue arm of inquiry into missing Tauranga doctor.
Pfizer remains the preferred Covid vaccine but other options are available to Kiwis.
Transpower has canned plans to move a 3.3km section of its A-line supplying the Mount.
The three-pronged attack aimed at solving the drastic Gib plasterboard shortage.
Richard Sivell was restrained on the courtroom floor, later claiming he was "kidnapped".
OPINION: Having your security threatened takes a long time to recover from.
Mount men set off on a 12-hour paddle from Mayor Island to the Mount.
Mandates that left one gym owner with a 'sense of nervousness' will be lifted.
Trade Me: Average sale price in plasterboard category up 412% from October to March.
There are nearly 700 people throughout New Zealand with the virus in hospital.
Leaders reveal their best tonics for workplace stress.
Ten tickets won second division on Saturday.
The Government is working to 'minimise the impact' of the building consent process.
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Volunteers have searched by land, sea and air. So what is next?
Elderly man found four days after he died.
'It was pretty terrifying. He was making noises as he stepped out.'
Police were alerted at 2.43pm.
Our rising population age raises the stakes for the Super debate, writes Luke Kirkness.
OPINION: The impacts are mounting with inflation and labour shortages, writes Matt Cowley.
Some say the money will be worth it but others question if it's 'bang for buck'.
The developer owes Carters over a million dollars in unpaid building materials.
Tours will be held on April 9 and 23. Bookings are essential.