Health

Mum's ‘life-changing’ results after surgery

On July 23, Pam Coburn had her first bite of food in more than two years. The 41-year-old was previously tube-fed due to a diagnosed rare abdominal condition... Read More

Retirement Villages review announcement great news

'The Government's announcement that they are progressing work on the Retirement Villages Act 2003 review and focusing it on the areas of highest importance is... Read More

Organ Donation NZ to host Thank You Day

On Saturday, November 30, Organ Donation New Zealand will celebrate ‘Thank You Day,' a heartfelt occasion dedicated to recognising the invaluable contributions... Read More

A message of hope for Tauranga youth

Mike King's I Am Climate Hope Tour is coming to Tauranga with the aim of bringing a message of hope to youth. The tour is a collaboration between I Am Hope,... Read More

Eight facts about toxic shellfish poisoning

With warmer weather on the way, Kiwis all over the country will be heading to the beach to enjoy the sea's bounty. Before you go gathering shellfish, New... Read More

Children to learn livesaving skills

Hato Hone St John is encouraging young students to learn basic CPR skills at school by getting hands-on practice with their favourite teddy bear as part of World... Read More

Tauranga to fluoride water despite mayor no-vote

New Tauranga mayor Mahé Drysdale has voted against adding fluoride to Tauranga's water. The Olympic rowing champion says he has 'real question marks... Read More

NZ’s appetite for meat could sizzle into new era

The overconsumption of meat has been related to negative health, environmental, and animal welfare outcomes. As a result, many people are cutting back on meat,... Read More

Waikato Hospital memo bans non-English languages

Waikato public hospital has told nurses not to speak to patients in any language other than English. A memo sent to all nursing staff last Friday, obtained... Read More

Programme making better young drivers

A new set of 16-year-olds with fresh learner licences head out on to New Zealand roads each year. That's why the Bay of Plenty Rotary Clubs brought to the... Read More

It’s time for the Pink Ribbon Street Appeal!

The Breast Cancer Foundation is asking the people of Bay of Plenty to think pink and give generously to the Pink Ribbon Street Appeal this Friday and Saturday. More... Read More

League Legends XIII kit up for men’s wellbeing

WARNING: This story mentions suicidal ideation. Please see below for help and crisis information. The first time former professional rugby league player Louis... Read More