Te Puke woman almost home - but still so far away
Nanette's supervised isolation in an Auckland hotel will come to an end next week
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Residents without electricity after power pole fire
The power is expected to be restored at 5pm.
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Husband's response to the news: 'I'm going to be smiling all day.'
Make Matariki a public holiday, says advocate
Celebrating Matariki as a public holiday will better educate Kiwis of its significance.
Warmer Kiwi Homes - thousands of warmer homes
There have been around 2,500 insulation and heating retrofits through the programme.
Duck hunters will head to their maimais a little later this year
Better late than never for duck hunters.
'The challenge has only just begun': Tauranga bars and pubs reopen in level 2
"I think businesses are just going to have to get creative."
Early, fast adaptations got kiwifruit packhouses running
Covid-19 rules meant the whole way of working had to change for orchardists.
Nepalese newcomers receive 195 grocery packs, and counting
The food parcels have been described as a lifeline for the newcomers.
Smart restart for Te Puke businesses
Locals start supporting Te Puke businesses as restrictions ease.
Te Puke workers' final test results negative
The Bay of Plenty DHB has also relaxed its visiting policy under Covid-19 alert level 3.
Negative Covid-19 results to Te Puke workers
Seasonal workers in Te Puke who were tested for Covid-19 have returned negative tests.
Port productivity jumps to record levels despite Covid 19
Kiwifruit and dairy strong but fears held for forestry.
Why Covid-19 is a 'blessing in disguise' for Rotorua homeless
Accommodation and employment have fallen into place for some former homeless.
We will remember them: Anzac Day in lockdown
There are many ways Bay of Plenty communities can still commemorate Anzac Day this year.
No new cases in the Bay of Plenty, kiwifruit workers tested
Testing of 250 seasonal workers will be complete this afternoon.
Testing for 250 seasonal workers in Te Puke after confirmed case
The testing is a precautionary measure.
Boards' work goes on despite lockdown
Maketū and Te Puke Community boards can't meet, but members are still working.
Nadia Lim inspires 5-year-old to cook up a storm
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Life in lockdown: keeping busy and working
Te Puke's John Scrimgeour and Ashley Peat share snippets of lockdown life.
Businesses, workers navigate job uncertainty
"We will likely hear of further job losses as the uncertainty drags on."
Farmers getting the job done during lockdown
"It is reminding people of how important food production is to our country."
Wellness sessions a hit at Sport BOP
Sport Bay of Plenty staff are using virtual wellness sessions to be healthy and connected.
Daughter's heartbreak: Kiwi woman blocked from Australia to see dying father
Australia wouldn't allow entry for daughter to see dying dad.
Some schools could re-open on April 29
What happens to schools when the alert level 4 lockdown ends?
Police keep watch over freedom campers
Designated freedom camping sites are being well utilised by campers under lockdown.
How Tauranga churches are staying connected and worshipping in lockdown
Local churches are overcoming Covid 19 challenges.
IT, gardening, cooking on Mayor's agenda
Mayor Garry Webber gets things done at home while keeping Council's wheels turning.
Offer of rubbish collection for remote areas
Rural residents in remote Western Bay can opt for rubbish collections from Kleana Bins.
Google Maps lockdown data reveals Bay of Plenty movements
Google Maps has compared location data from the lockdown to values earlier in the year.
Covid-19: Creative project to keep occupied in lockdown
Prizes are up for grabs for a design and build competition with recyclable materials.