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Serious injuries after pedestrian hit by car File Image. SunLive. ); } else { // } One person is in a serious condition following reports of a pedestrian being hit by a car in Whakatāne. Emergency services confirm they were alerted to the incident at 3.10pm. The collision occurred on Hinemoa Street. “Emergency services are responding after a pedestrian was struck by a car on Hinemoa Street,” says a police spokesperson. St John confirm they sent two ambulances to...

The shared responsibility of breastfeeding World Breastfeeding events are being held around the Bay of Plenty next week. Supplied photo. ); } else { // }   Breastfeeding will be celebrated in New Zealand and around the world next week during World Breastfeeding Week (1-7 August). The event is an annual reminder about the importance of breastfeeding and the shared responsibility to protect, promote and support it. Research shows that breastfeeding helps give babies t...

New da Vinci robot for Grace Hospital The current da Vinci Si machine at Grace Hospital. Supplied photos. ); } else { // } Grace Hospital in Tauranga is set to get a new robot to assist in surgeries. Janet Keys, the hospital’s general manager, says the board of Norfolk Southern Cross has approved the purchase of a new da Vinci X robot. The da Vinci machine is a robotic surgery system that offers a minimally invasive alternative to patients undergoing procedures. As...

Two Tauranga fires unlikely to be linked The Bethlehem Town Centre car park was hit by fire earlier this month. Photo: Valerie OConnell. ); } else { // } However, there is currently no indication that the incidents in Bethlehem and Otūmoetai are linked. Emergency services were called to the first fire in question at 4.15pm on Saturday, July 10. Three fire crews attended the scene at the Bethlehem Town Centre car park. A hedge had ignited and two cars also suffered ...

New council CEO says “iwi partnership is key” Western Bay of Plenty new CEO John Holyoake. Photo. Supplied. ); } else { // } Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s new chief executive officer officially starts his new role today. John Holyoake was welcomed with a pōwhiri at the council’s chambers this morning. He takes over from Miriam Taris, who had held the role since 2014, in light of her retirement. He joins the WBOPDC from his role as chief executive ...

Tauranga Boys‘ College romp to tournament win Tauranga Boys’ College First XI scored 33 goals on their way to victory. Photo. Supplied. ); } else { // } Tauranga Boys’ College’s First XI football team have won the 2021 Super Eight Schools tournament in Napier. A 3-0 win against New Plymouth Boys’ High School wrapped up an impressive performance from the TBC team, who went unbeaten throughout the competition. Alex Searle got the ball rolling in the final a...

BOP joins “Howl of a Protest” Kasey Maree says utes, tractors and vans are essential to tradies and farmers and is holding a protest against a Government penalty on their sale. BRAYDEN LINDSAY / WHAKATANE BEACON ); } else { // } Farmers, tradies and ute lovers from across the rohe will come together for a “Howl of a Protest” in the Bay of Plenty next Friday. The protest, organised by Groundswell New Zealand, is against the Government’s Clean Car Discount Sc...

Emergency services were called to the incident around 10:25pm, says a police spokesperson. “Sadly attempts to revive the man were unsuccessful and he has died at the scene,” they say. The death will be referred to the Coroner. ); } else { // replace with your tablet/desktop ad unit id 300x250 document.write( ); }