
GO LOCAL! Professional golfer turns grocery assistant through Covid-19
No golf course, no golf. No golf, no income.
No golf course, no golf. No golf, no income.
When alert level 4 came in, all things party-based "ground to a halt".
Between 10 to 15 cows were in the river, while others were still trapped in the truck.
The works will be completed overnight from May 2 to May 7, between 6pm and 6am.
"We really have our work cut out for us," compliance manager Barbara Dempsey said.
The Bay of Plenty DHB has also relaxed its visiting policy under Covid-19 alert level 3.
NZME has today launched GO LOCAL! to encourage people to buy and support local.
"Greater use of digital marketing is likely to be the 'new normal'."
Initiative calls on people to support local businesses.
The decision directs Bay of Plenty Regional Council to implement new rules.
A Tauranga man has avoided a jail sentence for firearm and ammunition charges.
The man was devastated as both the guitars had "huge sentimental" value to him.
The pair headed down to Baypark last week to be tested after showing flu-like symptoms.
"It's just plain stupidity, especially in the middle of the day."
12 tonnes of food each day donated to people in need. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
12 tonnes of food each day donated to people in need. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Enter your beloved pet in this year's Pet of the Year Bay of Plenty competition.
A new Covid-19 assessment centre is set to open in Katikati this week..
Road workers are back in action on projects stopped under level 4
Tauranga McDonald's lovers began queuing for their Big Mac fix from 3am this morning.
Small businesses face closure if the Government doesn't give them more financial support.
The demand for food parcels in the Bay of Plenty has soared during the lockdown.
Some things will change, but most local rules stay the same under level 3.
Australian survivors plan to sue to cruise line for failing to warn them of the danger.
Free ads with no strings attached for small businesses bouncing back from lockdown.
Bay businesses prepared to resume work, but it won't be business as usual for many.
New Zealand's only case where the source of infection unconfirmed is in Tauranga.
Local construction firms ready to follow new guidelines. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Those on the frontline have seen a surge in violence and abuse.