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Bus and ute crash on Hewletts Road File image/SunLive. '); } else { // } UPDATED 1.40pm: A person has sustained moderate injuries after a ute and bus crashed on Hewletts Road. Police received a call about the crash on Hewletts Road between Aerodrome Road and Jean Batten Drive at 1pm, says a police spokesperson. It is reported to involve a ute and a bus, she says “Ambulance have taken one person to hospital with moderate injuries.” The road is not blocked, she says. EARLIER: Reports are coming in of a crash on Hewletts Road this afternoon. A SunLive reader has e...

Woman dies after SH30 crash File Image. SunLive. '); } else { // } A woman has died as a result of a crash in the Bay of Plenty a week ago. The crash occurred shortly after 7am, June 21, on State Highway 30. Police have now confirmed that she passed away in hospital on Friday, June 25. “Our thoughts are with her whānau and loved ones,” says a police spokesperson. "Enquiries into the circumstances of the crash are ongoing." '); } else { // replace with your tablet/desktop ad unit id 300x250 document.write(' '); }

Tauranga’s parking still a topic of contention Parking issues in the CBD are nothing new in Tauranga. File photo/SunLive. '); } else { // }   Parking in Tauranga’s CBD is always a topic of contention, even more so now with construction taking place in the city. A recent post on Facebook has highlighted the issues some tradies are facing while working in the CBD. It says current parking options are to spend $100 plus per week on parking, move vehicle every two hours, or be stung with $30 fines every time a vehicle has parked in a spot for more than 120 minutes....

Two remain in NZ hospital with Covid-19 The pair are reported to be in stable condition. File/MOH. '); } else { // } The pair were transferred from the Auckland quarantine facility last week. “Both patients are in a stable condition,” reports the Ministry of Health. “The patients were taken to hospital safely using strict infection prevention and control measures which are in place for all hospital transfers from managed isolation and quarantine facilities. “For privacy reasons, no further details about these patients’ care will be released.” Today, th...

Gratitude shown to blood donors Less than four per cent of the eligible population donate blood. File photo/SunLive. '); } else { // } Less than four per cent of eligible blood donors actually donate the red gold. With today being World Blood Day, frontline health workers are joining the New Zealand Blood Service in thanking the New Zealand team of 110,000 blood donors. “We are thankful for our donor community 365 days of the year, they are our country’s unsung heroes,” says Asuka Burge, National Manager Marketing and Communications for NZ Blood. “While our...