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Police were notified of the multiple vehicle crash on Spur Ave at 11.38am. "There dont appear to be any injuries," says a Police spokesperson. The road is not blocked. At the scene? Phone 0800 SUNLIVE or email newsroom@thesun.co.nz ); } else { // replace with your tablet/desktop ad unit id 300x250 document.write( ); }

SH29A now open following crash near Oropi SH29A between Oropi and Poike Roads has now reopened. Photo: TCC ); } else { // } 1pm update: State Highway 29A between Oropi and Poike Roads has now reopened following a three-car collision on SH29A east of Oropi Rd roundabout. The scene is clear and traffic is able to flow again. Earlier, 12.14pm: State Highway 29A is currently closed between Oropi and Poike Roads following a three-car collision on SH29A east of Oropi Rd ro...

Ten new Covid MIQ cases include mariners File Image. ); } else { // } The Ministry of Health advise that there are no cases of COVID-19 to report in the community in New Zealand today. There are ten cases of COVID-19 to report in recent returnees in managed isolation facilities since the Ministry’s last update on Friday. These ten cases include three of the four Viking Bay mariners who remain aboard the ship which is quarantined at Queens Wharf in Wellington. Welfa...

Thunderstorms heading for North Island Thunderstorm. Photo: Gemma Welton. ); } else { // } Update, 3.30pm: The severe thunderstorm watch issued by the MetService for Northland, Auckland and Waikato has been extended to also cover Great Barrier Island and Coromandel Peninsula. "A line of thunderstorms over the upper North Island has the potential to become severe and produce damaging wind squalls of 120 km per hour or possibly a small tornado," says a MetService spoke...

Volcanix opens historic Farah Palmer Cup season Kiki Tahere, one of the Bay of Plenty Volcanix team playing Auckland Storm at Eden Park, Auckland today. Kick off is at 12.05pm. Photos: BOP Rugby. ); } else { // } Expectations and excitement are high as our Bay of Plenty Volcanix prepare to take on a dangerous Auckland side today in the opening match of a historic Farah Palmer Cup season.    For the first time in the competitions 15 year history, all FPC matches wil...

Multiple outages in BOP due to severe weather Strong winds have blown trees and other debris into power lines at high speed, causing multiple outages. Image: Powerco. ); } else { // } Update, 4.41pm  Wild weather has resulted in a loss of power for thousands of customers in the Bay of Plenty area. Strong winds have blown trees and other debris into power lines at high speed, causing multiple outages, Powerco Network Operation Manager Karen Frew says. “The safety ...

Vehicle crash on lower Kaimai Range, SH29 File Photo/SunLive There has been a vehicle crash on State Highway 2 in the Lower Kaimai Range. A SunLive reader reports that a fire truck has arrived at the scene which is on the Tauranga side of the Kaimai Range. It is unknown if there are any injuries at this stage. At the scene? Phone 0800 SUNLIVE or email newsroom@thesun.co.nz  ); } else { // replace with your tablet/desktop ad unit id 300x250 document.write( ); }

Wild weather lashing NZ ); } else { // } Click the image above to watch the video MetService have issued a rare Red Warning for Buller as heavy rain continues to lash parts of the South Island. The wild weather is expected to bring heavy rain and northerly gales for many parts of central and northern New Zealand. An active front over the Tasman Sea moves slowly eastwards across central and northern New Zealand today, followed by a broad trough on Sunday. This fro...

ZeCars and LeCure ); } else { // } For music lovers who want to relive the 1980s, two of the decade’s greatest bands will be given a fitting tribute by talented NZ musicians at Totara St next Friday. American new wave band The Cars and The Cure – a Gothic outfit from the UK – were both recently inducted into the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame. New Zealand-based ZeCars and LeCure tribute act will showcase some much-loved epic hits such as My Best Friend’s Girl...

Giving learners the green light Kurt Waugh, Blue Light CEO Rod Bell, Isaac Clare, Debbie Harema and Quentin Beetham with the new Suzuki Swift. Photo: John Borren. ); } else { // } More learner drivers in the Western Bay of Plenty will get a helping hand thanks to the donation of a new car to the Blue Light driver programme. The car, a Suzuki Swift donated by the Rapid Relief Team, will enable Blue Light to offer 30 more lessons a week to young people who may not have...