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SunLive - Volcanix opens historic Farah Palmer Cup season - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Volcanix opens historic Farah Palmer Cup season

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 will be broadcast LIVE on Sky Sport - a significant step in broadening the appeal of the women's game ...

SunLive - Thousands affected by power cuts in Bay of Plenty - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Thousands affected by power cuts in Bay of Plenty

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 of our crews is a priority and in such severe weather, there were times this morning when it was to...

SunLive - Wild weather lashing NZ - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Wild weather lashing NZ - The Bay's News First

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 front has brought heavy rain to many parts of central New Zealand and is expected to bring further hea...

SunLive - Giving learners the green light - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Giving learners the green light - The Bay's News First

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 the support to access a licence and lessons otherwise. The Blue Light youth driver navigator progr...

SunLive - Heavy rain expected this afternoon - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Heavy rain expected this afternoon - The Bay's News First

Heavy rain expected this afternoon Police are advising everyone on the roads drive to the conditions and take extra caution today. Photo: SunLive '); } else { // } WeatherWatch advise that a vigorous front is moving over the North Island today bringing heavy rain to some western regions and very strong northerly winds. Police advise that everyone on the roads drive to the conditions and take extra caution. For the Bay of Plenty, Waikato, Auckland and Northland more showers are expected during the morning with heavier rain in the afternoon. Temperature highs are...