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Gisborne youth Elenor Walsh, 17, has been announced as the Youth MP for the East Coast electorate and will take part in the nationwide...

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Four months later, Lotto New Zealand is still looking for the owner of what seems like a golden ticket, with a $500,000 prize attached.

Experts from GNS have officially raised the volcanic alert level for Whakaari/White Island.

LJ’s heading to the Whakatāne Library this Thursday the 24th from 11am to 12.30pm to read stories during the kids' programme - and she couldn’t be more excited! 

Win a Lamb Shank Voucher every day this week from Ataturk Turkish Cafe. Listen to the Harvey Norman Breakfast Show to be in to win!

This is 1XX Headlines – your weekly dose of the biggest stories from around the Eastern Bay.

This Easter weekend, boaties in the Bay are being urged to cancel or postpone their time on the water, as ex-tropical Cyclone Tam is set to bring dangerous conditions to the region.

Eastern Bay of Plenty apprentice wins Tauranga heat for the New Zealand Certified Builders Apprentice Challenge.

Winner of the Rotary Club of Whakatāne's Trolley Derby, Toby Boswell built his own trolley in just three days.

A third person has been arrested in relation to the February Kawerau murder.

Whakatāne Surf Lifesaving Club achieve placements at Australian competition.

One man is in custody after attempted break in this morning, at the Kawerau Police Station.

The 1XX Headlines - stories from the 7th to the 11th of April. Your weekly dose of the biggest stories from around the Eastern Bay.

A second person has been arrested and charged with murder following the death of a man in Kawerau on February 26.  Eastern Bay of Plenty...

The Ōpōtiki Distirct Council, will now see Māori Wards featured in their local body election.

Warming sea temperatures mean fur seals are having to adapt to ocean changes says expert.

NIWA say heat likely contributed to the mass mortality of blue penguins (kororā) in the Bay of Plenty.

A photo of the State Highway 2, Wainui Road intersection - From the New Zealand Transport Agency/ Waka Kotahi.

Weekly Headlines - The top stories from the first week of April