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Waikato/Bay of Plenty regional news

Māori voices needed to inform freshwater future - BOP leader

By Will Trafford

Horny ika, subject of fish farming research

Bay of Plenty earthquakes could continue for weeks - GNS

Myrtle rust find on Mauao, Mount Maunganui, tracks may close

Kaumātua olympics organiser overwhelmed by numbers for 2023 event

By Kelvin McDonald

Sport NZ's new Taumata Māori began with the 'dreams and aspirations of our Rangatira'

Oxford English Dictionary adds more Māori words in sign of te reo normalisation - expert

By Kelvin McDonald

Māori Wardens: A story of love and compassion

Julian Wilcox awarded prestigious 28th Māori Battalion Scholarship

By Mārena Mane

New mural in Glen Innes creates controversy

By Kelvin McDonald

'It's a Treaty issue': Thousands of Māori with dyslexia are not being diagnosed - Expert

By Kelvin McDonald

One dead after alleged assault in Ngāruawāhia

By Mārena Mane

Singer-songwriter Jen Cloher reclaims her Māoritanga

By Will Trafford

Kiwifruit, truffles in mix for whenua Māori profit drive

Tuesday 14 March 2023

By Herewini Waikato

Te Arawa kapa haka take a bow for whānau

Sunday 12 March 2023

By Kelvin McDonald

Police warn 'distinctive' beer may be contaminated with methamphetamine

Sunday 12 March 2023

'I accept everything about myself these days': Jazz queen Whirimako Black on embracing her bilingual strengths

Saturday 11 March 2023

Māori and Pasifika parents worry about kids’ tech use, survey reveals

Saturday 11 March 2023

By Kelvin McDonald

Carvers unveil magnificent new Taupō artwork: 'The endless hours must be respected'

Saturday 11 March 2023

'Blessed': Rotorua's Tania Tapsell to be first known NZ mayor to give birth while holding office

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