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Police arrest 11 in relation to Rotorua assault File image/SunLive. '); } else { // } Police investigating an assault on several innocent members of the public in Rotorua last month have today arrested 11 men. Search warrants were carried out this morning in Waitematā and Whanganui. The arrests relate to an incident on May 22 outside the Rotorua Sports Bar on Arawa Street in which 14 members of the public were assaulted, with two suffering serious injuries. “The men, all Hells Angels gang members and ranging in age from 27 to 57, are facing a range of charges,...

Logging truck crash reported on Takitimu Drive Traffic is reported to be delayed in the area. Photo. Dan Sheridan. '); } else { // } UPDATE: Waka Kotahi NZTA states that lanes have been cleared following an earlier crash on State Highway 2 Takitimu Drive. In a statement, they say that congestion is now easing following the incident involving a logging truck and a car. Police say they were alerted to the crash at around 2.50pm and no injuries are reported. Motorists are still advised to pass the scene with care and expect delays. EARLIER: Reports are coming in of ...

Warm nights on the cards Showers are expected for the Bay of Plenty on Sunday. '); } else { // } MetService is forecasting an end to the relatively settled conditions over Aotearoa during the weekend, as the ridge of high pressure over the country begins to drift away east. Meteorologist Alwyn Bakker says as the ridge moves off, it’s allowing a low pressure centre to move in from the Tasman Sea. “The low centre drags in warmer, moister air from the north, spreading cloud over Aotearoa this weekend, and bringing rain to most of Te Waipounamu/South Island.” Th...

Accreditation needed under new work visa rules Photo: RNZ. '); } else { // } Employers with migrant staff are facing what the immigration ministry says is the biggest change to work visas in a generation. The Accredited Employer Work Visa replaces six work visas and applications under the old system, which ends at the end of next month. The new visa process is led by the employer, who has to complete a job check before they or their migrant workers can apply for a work visa. From November, companies wanting to recruit migrants will have to be accredited - proving ...

-On the road, Mt Maunganui College -Big Angry, Otumoetai College -Flex, Tauranga Boys' College The Bay Of Plenty regional final will take place at Totara Street on May 29 at 7pm. Tickets are $10 for school students or $20 for adults from the venue or at the door. The Smokefree Tangata Beats Award goes to Tu Tae Te Akitu from Rotorua Boys High School, who will now submit footage to be selected for the national finals in Auckland on September 17. '); } else { // replace with your tablet/desktop ad unit id 300x250 document.write(' '); } Founder and director Pete Rainey says while Smoke...