Bay Of Plenty
What will ACDC drummer arrest mean for the band?
The arrest of the AC/DC drummer, Phil Rudd, has been met with shock right across the world. Audio
Stranded pilot whales die
Twenty-two pilot whales refloated in the Bay of Plenty yesterday have all died now after stranding themselves again. Audio
AC/DC drummer charged with trying to procure murder
The AC-DC drummer Phil Rudd has been charged with trying to procure the murder of two people and threatening to kill one of them. Audio
'Watershed' for New Zealand's most dangerous industry
A forestry contractor who almost died cutting corners to try to make money says today is a huge turning point for New Zealand's most dangerous industry. Audio
Port's profit expected to rise by up to 6 percent
Port of Tauranga expects the current full-year profit to be between 78- and 83-million dollars. Audio
Construction on contentious sewerage pipe project
A contentious council project to lay a sewerage pipe through Maori land in Tauranga has come to a head again this week, after construction caused flooding in the rural area of Matapihi. Audio
Officer awarded for heroic rescue in Tauranga Harbour
A police officer who rescued a drowning man after a three car collision on a Tauranga bridge has received the Police Association's Bravery Award. Audio
The Painter in the Painting
Thirty years of lonely figures in unsettling landscapes have come together in one exhibition of the work of artist Euan Macleod. The Painter in the Painting is the title of a major survey show that… Audio
Missing diabetic hunter survives head injury and night in bush
A Mount Maunganui man has survived being lost in thick bush overnight despite losing conciousness several times. Audio
National Maori Council says regional council practising racism
The New Zealand Maori Council says the Bay of Plenty Regional Council is practising institutional racism by not listening to a hapu from Motiti Island. The hapu trust claims the regional council has… Audio
Cider with RoSie
Kiwi Rowena and Ozzie Simon met working on a winery in Western Australia. Their end of the day wind down tipple was cider, so after a holiday break they decided they'd like to start their own… Audio
Cider with RoSie
Kiwi Rowena and Ozzie Simon met working on a winery in Western Australia. Their end of the day wind down tipple was cider, so after a holiday break they decided they'd like to start their own…
AudioRaukumara Red Wild Venison
Raukumara Red sources prime venison from deer in the Raukumara Ranges. The business was set up just over three years ago to provide fresh meat from the wild to the plate. A small team of dedicated men… Audio
Raukumara Red Wild Venison
Raukumara Red sources prime venison from deer in the Raukumara Ranges. The business was set up just over three years ago to provide fresh meat from the wild to the plate. A small team of dedicated men…
AudioSearch at Mt Maunganui continues for five year old Jack Dixon
The search for Jack Dixon, the five year old boy swept out to sea by a large wave at Mt Maunganui is now into its third day. Audio
Third day in search for 5-year-old missing in sea
The search for Jack Dixon, the five year old boy swept out to sea by a giant wave at Mt Maunganui is now into its third day. Audio
The latest from Mt Maunganui
Our reporter Natalie Mankelow is at the Mount's Main beach and is with us. Audio
Police begin another shoreline search for Jack Dixon
Police and lifesavers have now begun a targeted shoreline search for Jack Dixon, the five year old boy who was swept out to sea by a giant wave at Mt Maunganui yesterday. Audio
Surf Life Savers scour the shoreline for Jack Dixon
A shoreline search is due to get underway in the next hour for Jack Dixon, the five year old boy who 's still missing after being swept out to sea by a giant wave at Mt Maunganui yesterday. Audio
Search resumes for boy swept into ocean
Our reporter Natalie Mankelow is at the beach and joins us live. Audio