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'Children will be going hungry': Support rolls out for city's vulnerable kids
Food parcels were being made by KidsCan for the city's most vulnerable families.
Food parcels were being made by KidsCan for the city's most vulnerable families.
'People were clapping [when landing], a lady next to me was a little bit emotional.'
"I think everyone's done the best they can in the situation."
The golden weather is coming to an wet and chilly end for some.
Beachgoers sticking to their isolation bubbles and steering clear of others, police say.
"Use those new challenges as opportunities for a better and healthier life."
Customers are already firing up the barbie. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
"This is what is going to burst the bubble," a Tauranga witness said of the large numbers.
Customers are already firing up the barbie. Made with funding from NZ On Air..
Nathan and Leonie learned online how to give birth. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Goff said the virus had created the worst recession since the 1930s.
Several councils around the country are freezing rates or offering relief to ratepayers.
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Opposition leader commutes to Parliament from Tauranga home during Covid-19 lockdown.
Funerals gatherings will not allowed during lockdown.
An Aucklander stuck in India says he wants the NZ government to take urgent action.
“There’s nothing you need to go to Kmart for”. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Fluoxetine is in short supply after shipment from India held up by Covid-19.
Tauranga passenger says life aboard is like being in an incubator for the virus.
Kaden has been in and out of hospital his whole short life.
'We are very lucky to stay here.'
Stranded Bay of Plenty couple may be kicked out of their hotel room in India.
New website gives hope to regional growers. Made with finding from NZ On Air.
A Waihī Beach couple have been stranded in a hotel room in India for nearly a fortnight.
"It is completely unacceptable to treat our hard-working team this way."
The oil turned out to be mainly of the cooking kind.
The sludge discharged from a tanker truck, with some of it entering the water.
Residents have taken it upon themselves to keep their community safe.
The drive behind the dedicated volunteers was to "keep our small island community safe".