A new survey aims to understand and improve the wellbeing of rural and farming women in New Zealand.
Katikati Rugby & Sports Club is running a Halloween quiz night fundraiser on 31 October to support changing room renovations at the club.
Katikati brothers Ollie and Quinn Clark both claimed gold medals at the 2025 NZ National Olympic Wrestling Championships in Dunedin, earning top club award
Western Bay of Plenty District Council reminds freedom campers of rules at 46 designated sites, with $400 fines for breaching seasonal restrictions.
Katch Katikati is organising a community working bee on the Waitekohekohe mountain bike tracks on Sunday 2 November, with a barbecue to follow.
Bricks of Plenty is hosting a Lego Brick Show at the Katikati War Memorial Hall on Saturday 1 November, with displays, a play pit and a sales table.
Maketu Ōngātoro Wetland Society hosts free Breakfast with the Gulls event on November 9, offering rare chance to see endangered black-billed gulls nesting.
New Zealand's food and fibre exports are set to hit a record $64.3 billion, driven by strong demand for dairy, meat, and kiwifruit.
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New funding will enhance pharmacy services, improving healthcare access across New Zealand.
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