A new survey aims to understand and improve the wellbeing of rural and farming women in New Zealand.
Katikati's 150th anniversary is celebrated with a vintage vehicle parade through town, starting at Moore Park at 10am and finishing at the new Town Square.
Northern Irish folk singer and storyteller Colin Urwin performs in Katikati this weekend as the town marks 150 years since its Ulster Irish settlers arrive
Bay Venues awarded four-year contract to manage Te Puke Memorial Pool with focus on expanding learn-to-swim programmes and community access.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council is taking bookings for summer sports fields and hard courts for the 2025–26 season running October to March.
Six candidates compete for four seats on Maketū Community Board, discussing climate, infrastructure, and community representation priorities.
A free Settlers' Dance at Katikati War Memorial Hall on 13 September celebrates 150 years of Irish heritage with live music, period costume and community f
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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A new survey shows NZ food and fibre sector leaders are prioritising biosecurity, trade agreements and climate resilience in 2026. Here's why it matters.
NZ kiwifruit scientists are sharing their expertise with India following a new trade deal — great news for the global kiwifruit industry and Te Puke growers.
A new survey aims to understand and improve the wellbeing of rural and farming women in New Zealand.
A high-profile sportsperson has been discharged without conviction after a drink driving incident in Wellington.
Discover the rising trend of bowel cancer diagnoses in young adults and what Aotearoa is doing to combat it.
Report on Mount Maunganui landslide delayed until July. Learn about the review by Judge Paul Davison KC commissioned by Tauranga City Council.
A new survey aims to understand and improve the wellbeing of rural and farming women in New Zealand.
New Plymouth District Council's fuel expenses surged but will not impact rates, ensuring stability for residents.
Mike Smith calls on the UN to intervene as the NZ government seeks to limit liability for greenhouse gas emissions.
New funding will enhance pharmacy services, improving healthcare access across New Zealand.
A new survey aims to understand and improve the wellbeing of rural and farming women in New Zealand.
A high-profile sportsperson has been discharged without conviction after a drink driving incident in Wellington.
Residents in South Dunedin may see property acquisitions for climate change initiatives, impacting up to 1,700 homes.
Discover the rising trend of bowel cancer diagnoses in young adults and what Aotearoa is doing to combat it.