Chris Bishop defends the new Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport, launching on 1 July 2026.
Te Ara Mātauranga, Waihī Beach's new library and service centre, has opened its doors with a new team and programmes for all ages.
Te Puke woman opens Pongakawa farm to host orienteering course for Zespri AIMS Games 2025, welcoming young competitors to the property.
Nominations are open for the 2025 local government elections covering Western Bay of Plenty District Council and Bay of Plenty Regional Council.
Katikati Stags bowed out of the 2025 season in a 27–37 semi-final loss to Arataki Makos, with a busy off-season events programme now planned for the club.
Katikati Red Cross is recruiting volunteers for its Disaster Welfare and Support Team, offering free training including first aid and psychological first a
Te Puke's $6.1m No. 4 Road bridge opens after two years, restoring vital rural community link destroyed in January 2023 washout.
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.
Experts warn of declining maths skills under the new curriculum, with significant gaps among primary students.
Azuki Bean, the cat from Wellington, is stealing hearts online with his adventurous spirit and antics.
Reports highlight major failures in care for an autistic girl sedated in a Waikato Hospital adult ward. Family speaks out on trauma.
Bird advocates support new educational plans for cat owners to protect native birdlife across Aotearoa.
Chris Bishop defends the new Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport, launching on 1 July 2026.
Horowhenua College is under scrutiny as a teacher faces allegations of inappropriate behaviour, with details under investigation.
Police say nothing stops FENZ from investing in a helicopter amid frontline concerns. Changes to the search and rescue system are coming.
Dozens of Auckland businesses seek clarity on the treatment of Heart of the City's CEO, requesting a special board meeting.
Chris Bishop defends the new Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport, launching on 1 July 2026.
Experts warn of declining maths skills under the new curriculum, with significant gaps among primary students.
Azuki Bean, the cat from Wellington, is stealing hearts online with his adventurous spirit and antics.
Horowhenua College is under scrutiny as a teacher faces allegations of inappropriate behaviour, with details under investigation.