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SunLive - More rain on its way - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - More rain on its way - The Bay's News First

Highs: 20-23 Wellington Scattered rain, easing late afternoon or evening as blustery northeasterlies tend northerly. Winds strong through Cook Strait. Highs: 19-21 Marlborough & Nelson Rain, heavy falls about Nelson and western Marlborough then easing late afternoon or evening as brisk to strong northeasterlies tend northerly. Highs: 17-20 Canterbury Mostly cloudy, some brief rain at times. Rain more persistent in the high country. Northeasterlies becoming strong in the afternoon especially near the coast then easing later in the evening. Highs: 19-22 West Coast Rain with heavy falls, bluster...

SunLive - Rerewhakaaitu fatal crash victim named - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Rerewhakaaitu fatal crash victim named - The Bay's News First

Rerewhakaaitu fatal crash victim named File image/SunLive.   Police have named the man who died following a crash between a car and a motorcycle on State Highway 38, near Rerewhakaaitu, on Saturday. The motorcyclist died at the scene, he was Tony Lars Hansen, 52, of Rotorua. Police extend their sympathies to his family and friends, says a statement from police. "An investigation into the circumstances of the incident is ongoing." Seven people have died so far this Easter long weekend - with less than 12 hours still to go in the reporting period. That's more than the total for the entire Eas...

SunLive - Government priorities - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Government priorities - The Bay's News First

National MP 2021 is underway and the Government have already shown their priorities - which don’t fit the city’s needs and expectations. First up, confirmation that the Bayfair to Baypark flyover is delayed until at least December 2023 - at the increased cost of $262 million. I find it hard to believe that this wasn’t known at the election, when locals were assured by the Labour Government that it was still on track for a 2022 completion. It’s a project that has served us one excuse after another for its failure, with huge impacts on the local community. Then this week we hear that...

SunLive - The week in politics - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - The week in politics - The Bay's News First

Labour MP This has been a tumultuous week in local government with the resignation of Cr Christina Humphreys who represented the Katikati - Waihi Beach Ward at WBOPDC. With the ongoing issues at TCC which saw multiple resignations by Mayor Tenby Powell, Jako Abrie and Heidi Hughes in 2020 and the soon to be confirmed ministerial appointment of commissioners to bring the council entity back to a high functioning capacity, it is yet another catalyst at local government level which will now give rise to a by-election process for the vacant ward. Standard and Poors have accordingly now downgra...

SunLive - Tauranga locals fuming at appalling parking - The Bay's News First - Vimarsana News

SunLive - Tauranga locals fuming at appalling parking - The Bay's News First

Posted on 31-01-2021 19:12 | By Tauranga Local Surely life is too short to be “worried” about something which, in reality is not such a big deal. Sure, the Jeep was parked at an odd angle. So what! There is still room for the other car to get out. If the passenger needs to get in to the white vehicle, simply wait until it is backed out. Yadick seemed to have found a high horse to climb on. Admittedly, black Ute driver who supposedly parked that way for “over an hour”, is an idiot. It’s not just couriers parking in front of pedestrian crossings, drive past Brookfield New World and t...