Kiwi exodus to Australia slows down
The number of New Zealanders quitting this country for a better life across the Tasman slowed to its smallest monthly pace in almost three years.
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Bye bye Bay, bonjour world champs
Seven local athletes and one coach are among the NZ contingent heading to the International Triathlon Union's Long Distance Triathlon World Championship race.
No Foodstuffs comment yet on alcohol proposal
The Foodstuffs supermarket group has declined to make any "definitive comment" on the threat from a proposal to restrict the sale of alcohol to between 7am and 9pm.
Rescue helicopter fundraiser
The appeal aims to raise funds and continue awareness of the work of the country's 16 charitable rescue helicopter trusts.
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Katikati museum seeks manager
The Katikati Heritage Museum Charitable Trust wants to employ a professional museum manager and is seeking $100,000 over the next three years to cover wages.
Sport
Scholarships for top athletes and coaches
The scholarships aim to support and assist Bay of Plenty sporting talent to achieve on the national and international sporting stage.
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Business
C3 Limited strengthened board
C3 Limited, New Zealand’s largest provider of on-wharf logistics services, has strengthened its Board team as the company seeks to continue its expansion.
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the Jennian Homes Mother's Day run
the Jennian Homes Mother's Day run on Sunday
Championship Pennants semifinals at Mount Maunganui
Championship Pennants semifinals at the Mount...
The NZ Rugby Foundation Wheelchair Rugby Competition
The New Zealand Rugby Foundation Wheelchair Rugby...
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Martine Rolls: Lower sugar levels with sweet inspiration
New Zealanders have a sweet tooth, and it's scary to see that so many people have no idea that sugar is addictive, and that too much of it can be dangerous.
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Rural News
Farmers should be prepared
Nitrogen-based fertiliser is being placed on paddocks throughout the Bay but Federated Farmers warns some farmers may be over-estimating pasture recovery after the rain.
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Dairy is so bad for the animals and our health, and so is farming and meat eating. We need to stop the exploitation of these poor creatures, and protect our health. Go vegan, and stop the awful exploitation.
newzealanderinuk from Whangarei
Rena Oil Spill
Divers try to free Rena debris
Six containers of pollutants remain to be emptied by divers working on the fast-disappearing hulk of the Rena.
Beads clean up continues on beaches
Groups have been working along the Mt Maunganui and Omanu beach areas, using shovels, sieves and vacuum equipment.
Editorial: Rena wreck must go
It's been more than 18 months since Rena smashed on to Astrolabe Reef.
Saving the penguins after disaster
Thousands of birds perished in the black tide that followed the MV Rena's grounding. Jamie Morton checks on the recovery of the disaster's forgotten victims.
Rotorua Daily Post
Taupo man arrested for importing drugs
A Taupo man has been arrested for importing a...
Free day to get your kids' teeth sorted
Rotorua residents are being offered free dental...
'Runaway millionaire' appeal bid rejected
"Runaway millionaire" Leo Gao's bid to have his...
Man pleads guilty to running over children
A man has pleaded guilty to running over two...
Hamilton News Live
Hamilton leads the way with 'living wage'
Hamilton has become the first city council in New...
Family can't sleep after burglary
A week on from what Hamilton police described as...
Aucklanders in exodus to Hamilton
Aucklanders are looking as far away as Hamilton...
League: Ngaruawahia grab win
Conventional wisdom says rugby league games are...
NZ Herald
Legal fraternity 'shattered' by sudden death of senior judge
The legal fraternity has been "shattered" by the sudden death of one of the country's most senior judges. Justice Robert Chambers sat on the Supreme Court and died peacefully in his sleep last night at his home in Wellington aged 59. A good friend - Auckland Crown Solicitor Simon Moore QC - described Justice Chambers as "an extraordinary talent"who had so much more to give. "His strengths were his ability to connect to people using his humour, his charm and his gregarious nature ... He leaves the legal profession, quite frankly, shattered." Among others who paid tribute to Justice Chambers…
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