Bay of Plenty Police are investigating a homicide in Waihau Bay, 100 km east of Ōpōtiki after being called to an address in the early hours of this morning.
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Bay of Plenty community crowd fund to ensure survival of grassroots rugby
In the Bay of Plenty a givealittle page has been set up to raise money and ensure the survival of local rugby clubs.
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Reformed meth addict leads anti-drug campaign in Bay of Plenty
A reformed meth drug addict is taking a stand to stamp out 'P' from her small Bay of Plenty community of Taneātua.
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Home is where the heart is for Tahuriorangi as he returns to BOP Steamers
If, or when, the Mitre 10 Cup season gets underway this year, All Blacks halfback Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi will be wearing the blue and gold hoops of his hometown team Bay of Plenty.
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NewsLatest COVID-19 tests in Te Puke come back negative
More than 250 results for COVID-19 in Te Puke have returned negative.
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Maketū checkpoint offers alternatives for Level 3 travellers
Maketū checkpoint operator Wiremu Edmunds says traffic flow has increased and some people are treating Level 3 as Level 2-1.
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Kura taking up distance learning challenges- 12.30pm Newsbreak
Term 2 started yesterday and schools across Aotearoa are getting familiar with distance learning. Te Kura o Tōku Māpihi Maurea have been using a variety of digital methods to help teach their students.
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Iwi use online resources to share baking, waiata, rongoā, mau rākau
Waitaha iwi is about to launch online webinars to more than 3000 members to keep them active, busy and entertained at home during the lockdown.
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Chiefs appoint Ngāti Te Rangi's Clayton McMillan as interim head coach
Clayton McMillan of Ngāti Te Rangi has been appointed as interim head coach of the Gallagher Chiefs for next year's Investec Super Rugby campaign, as announced today by the Chiefs and New Zealand Rugby.
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Tūwharetoa hapū to meet with Police about arsons
Enquiries into several arsons in the Taupō area are continuing.
