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- February 2012
- Lifejackets the focus on Rotorua lakes
- Rena update from Maritime NZ (219)
- Changes to Tauranga bus services
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (220)
- School bus removal puts pressure on Bayhopper city buses
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (221)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (222)
- Nukuhou Stream - Landowner efforts paying off
- Warmer, wetter Bay in climate predictions
- Hands-on city building launches SmartGrowth resource
- Learning about backyard biodiversity
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (223)
- National Oiled Wildlife Response team update
- New plan for growing public transport needs
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (224)
- Kopeopeo Canal community works together
- Funding for action-focused strategy to develop Māori assets
- Regional Council gets Bike Wise
- January 2012
- Rivers rising, surface flooding mop up for Eastern BOP
- Farmers to use emergency milk disposal option
- Rena breaking up
- Rena Navigation Warnings Issued
- Rena Photos 8 January 2012
- Rena Photos 8 January 2012 10am
- Rena update from Maritime NZ #146
- Rena Video 8 January 2012 10am
- Rena Cautionary area established
- Rena update from Maritime NZ (195)
- Have your say on the BOP CDEM Group Plan
- Boaties advised to stay off the water
- Contact numbers for Rena issues
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (196)
- Rena Press Conference Video 9 January 2012
- Rena stern section slips off reef
- New boating exclusion zones in the Bay
- Rena photos 10 January 2012 11am
- RENA update from Maritime NZ #198
- RENA Update from Maritime New Zealand (199)
- Rena Press Conference Video 10 January 2012
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (199)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (200)
- Pukehina Beach pre-clean
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (201)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (202)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (203)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (204)
- Navigational warning for eastern Bay of Plenty
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (205)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (206)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (207)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (208)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (209)
- Boaties advised to be aware
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (210)
- Rotorua lakes hit record levels
- Rena update from Maritime NZ (211)
- Rena update from Maritime NZ (212)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (213)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (214)
- Rena update from Maritime NZ (215)
- Rotorua authorities call for a safe end to summer
- Rena update from Maritime NZ #216
- Rena update from Maritime NZ (217)
- Regional Council welcomes launch of Environmental Recovery plan for Rena
- Sustainable Business Network - Events and Announcements
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (218)
- Hop on your bike! February is Bike Wise month
- December 2011
- Katikati kids get silver for being green
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (189)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (190)
- New economic strategy launch for the Bay
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (191)
- Freight logistics strategy released
- Rotorua community supports weed control
- Aeration project planned for Rotoehu
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (192)
- Workshop discusses new strategy for Rotorua lakes
- Buses move to Ocean Beach Road
- Salvage company clarifies media reports
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (193)
- Matahina Dam Decision
- Otumoetai students Help Us Care for Our Air
- Maritime NZ update on dotterel programme
- Penguin release
- System failings lead to dairy effluent prosecution
- Toi Te Ora: Health warning issued for Lake Okaro
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (183)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (184)
- Updated Strategy to grow Bay economy
- Strategy develops partnerships on energy
- Treatment for Lake Ōkaro's algal bloom
- Region’s food banks benefit from donations
- Review for region's Coastal Plan
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (185)
- Holiday Hours
- Campers urged to beware rising waters
- Boaties reminded about exclusion zone
- November 2011
- Rena 2 November Media Conference
- Monitoring of the environmental effects of Rena
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (138)
- Which beaches are open?
- RENA 3 November Media Conference (139)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (140)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (141)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (142)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (143)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (144)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (145)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (146)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (147)
- RENA Update from Martime NZ (148)
- Slow down for safety in Whakatane Harbour
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (149)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (150)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (151)
- Inaugural GIS Hui for Bay of Plenty iwi
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (152)
- Dairy compliance falling on deaf ears
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (153)
- Upcoming SBN events to help you succeed
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (154)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (155)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (156)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (157)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (158)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (159)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (160)
- Youth have voice in Rotorua lakes strategy
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (161)
- Regional Land Transport Strategy adopted
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (162)
- Beach access update from Maritime NZ
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (163)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (164)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (165)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (166)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (167)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (168)
- RENA Boating exclusion zone reduced (169)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (170)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (171)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (172)
- More buses on Te Puke – Tauranga bus route
- New contract for East Coast Bus Service
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (173)
- Otonga students host sustainability hui
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (174)
- Report on potential lake actions released
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (175)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (176)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (177)
- Bay of Plenty moving in the right direction
- RENA Penguins released - Video footage
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (178)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (179)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (180)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (181)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (182)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (183)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (184)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (185)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (186)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (187)
- Stay safe on the water this summer
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (188)
- October 2011
- Regional council performace and achievements set out in annual report
- Heavy rain expected in the next 24 hours
- Farming profitability through climate change
- Cargo ship grounded near Tauranga 01
- RENA Cargo ship videos 02
- Cargo ship photographs 03
- RENA response managed by Maritime NZ 04
- RENA oil leakage confimed 05
- RENA On-water assessments underway 06
- RENA photographs - 6 Oct 6.30am 07
- RENA exclusion zone still in force 08
- RENA Wildlife Response 09
- RENA Notices Issued 10
- RENA Response Escalates 11
- RENA - Further support has arrived 12
- RENA Press Conference Videos 14
- RENA On-water operations to collect oil 13
- RENA Wildlife affected by oil 15
- RENA 3D Map of Astrolabe Reef 16
- RENA Response Expands
- RENA More resources mobilised 18
- RENA More oil experts arrive 19
- RENA Observation flight details 20
- RENA Latest photos from the oil spill 21
- RENA Salvage response 22
- RENA Oil recovery teams on the water 23
- RENA Two vessels out on the water 24
- Public Health Advisory: Vigilance required if collecting seafood in Bay of Plenty
- RENA Full operations update 25
- RENA Latest update from Maritime NZ 26
- RENA Oil on beaches - public advice 27
- Boating exclusion zone extended
- RENA Regional Council supports the Rena response 29
- How you can help
- RENA Monday Press Conference Video 31
- RENA Response Update - 11 Oct
- RENA Response update - Tuesday morning
- Photographs and diagrams of Rena grounding
- RENA Response update 35
- Public briefing tonight - Tuesday 11 Oct
- Please stay off beaches
- Public Health Advice
- Heavy rain expected in eastern Bay
- RENA Press Conference Video Clips 36
- RENA Response update 37
- RENA response update 38
- RENA Containers come adrift
- RENA Master of grounded vessel charged 40
- RENA photos 12 October 41
- Council continues to monitor weather situation
- RENA Media update video footage 42
- RENA Avoid oil smell near beaches 43
- Rena exclusion zone extended
- RENA Community Meeting Schedule 67
- Full list of Rena news items
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (46)
- RENA Press Conference Videos (47)
- RENA Second Officer Charged (48)
- Rena update from Maritime New Zealand (49)
- Beach clean-up volunteer registration
- Tarawera residents invited to discuss lake issues
- Resource management hearings held on marae
- RENA Volunteers urged to register (50) (1)
- Public notice - Beach access restricted
- Public meeting for Waihi Beach
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (51)
- Care Groups to benefit
- NZ Defence force continue to assist
- RENA Statement by Owner (52)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (54)
- RENA Friday morning update (55)
- RENA Press Conference Videos (53)
- RENA Volunteers ramping up response (56)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (58)
- RENA Tauranga boat ramps closed (59)
- RENA Press Conference Videos (60)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (61)
- RENA Martime NZ Update 62
- Eastern Bay mayors urge community to work together
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (63)
- RENA all Tauranga recreational boat ramps closed (64)
- Eastern Bay of Plenty training sessions
- RENA Maritime NZ update (64)
- RENA Maritime NZ update (65)
- RENA Maritime NZ update (66)
- RENA Press conference videos (68)
- RENA Maritime NZ update (69)
- RENA Maritime New Zealand update (70)
- RENA Maritime NZ update (71)
- RENA Tauranga boat ramps open (72)
- RENA Reports that Rena is breaking up are incorrect (73)
- RENA Press Conference Video (74)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (75)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (76)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (77)
- RENA Photos at the Incident Control Centre (78)
- RENA Press Conference Videos (79)
- RENA Maritime NZ update (80)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (81)
- Land Use Futures Board to be disbanded
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (82)
- RENA How you can help
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (83)
- How you can help with the Rena response
- RENA Maritime NZ update (84)
- RENA Volunteer Information Video
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (85)
- Regional Council outlines land use policy
- RENA 20 October Media Conference (86)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (87)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (88)
- RENA Latest info from Public Health (89)
- RENA Maritime NZ update (90)
- RENA Boating exclusion zone reduced (91)
- RENA 21 October Media Conference
- RENA Maritime NZ update (93)
- RENA Maritime NZ update (94)
- RENA Stay out of the water (95)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (96)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (97)
- RENA 22 October Media Conference (98)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (99)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (100)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (101)
- RENA 23 October Media Conference (102)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (102)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (104)
- RENA Oiled seals information (105)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (106)
- RENA 24 October Media Conference (107)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (108)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (109)
- Māori capability conference postponed
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (110)
- RENA Total of 645 tonnes of oil removed (111)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (112)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (113)
- RENA 26 October Media Conference (114)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (115)
- Farmers to use emergency milk disposal option
- RENA Maritime NZ update (116)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (117)
- RENA 27 October Media Conference (118)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (119)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (120)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (121)
- Schelde Trader loses power leaving Port
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (122)
- DOC wildlife recovery teams performing under pressure
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (123)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (124)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (125)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (126)
- RENA Maritime NZ Update (127)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (128)
- Shellfish, swimming and fishing advice for BOP
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (129)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (130)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (131)
- RENA Press Conference Video (132)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (133)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (134)
- RENA update from Maritime NZ (135)
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (136)
- Fireworks cancelled to protect recovering penguins
- Support for Tauranga businesses affected by Rena
- RENA Update from Maritime NZ (137)
- September 2011
- KeyStrepo Kiwifruit Spraying
- Maori-led conference for the Bay
- The secret to perfect whitebait fritters
- Forestry set to boost Bay of Plenty economy
- Health warning lifted for Lake Rotorua, Lake Rotoiti and Kaituna River
- Former Councillor remembered
- Te Tumu Kaituna community planting day
- Repeat polluter prosecuted
- New rule means buyers and sellers must check fires
- Take the bus on World Car Free Day
- Community leaders meet on economic future
- Youth view important for Rotorua lakes strategy
- Free bus rides across the Bay of Plenty
- Shallow waters at Thornton entrance
- Praise for Bay volunteers at the Cup
- August 2011
- Update for Bay of Connections strategy
- Managing forest debris in storms
- Spraying season underway on kiwifruit orchards
- Puarenga Stream investigation will continue
- Toxic shellfish warning lifted
- Navigation markers not for mooring
- More residents plan for survival but are not prepared
- Council to make changes to Valley road bus route
- July 2011
- Locals praised for Lake Okareka progress
- New waste directory for Bay of Plenty
- National Warning: Tsunami threat to New Zealand confirmed
- Tsunami threat to NZ cancelled
- Regional Council appoints new Chief Executive
- Maori assets vital to regional economy
- Iwi candidates train for resource management
- Regional Council to fly Maori flag more often
- Tiny skinks abound in sprayed dunes
- Record passenger numbers take the buses
- Water Information Sessions Postponed
- Four Bay dairy farms fined for polluting
- Environmental projects secure Regional Council funding
- Minister launches giant wetland project
- Pest management strategy approved for region
- June 2011
- Submit on the Regional Transport Strategy
- Navigation marker missing near Opotiki
- Kaituna River Health Warning
- Home of Cycling funding referred to TYP
- Regional Council considers Annual Plan projects
- Storm damage costly for river schemes
- Landowners discuss land and water priorities
- Regional Council plays key role in broadband
- La Nina brings record rainfall
- Puarenga Stream water quality investigation
- Health Advice for Puarenga Stream
- Sludge on beach a natural occurence
- Committee acknowledges Coast Care success
- Future decision makers choose between reigonal priorities
- Assistance for landowners available
- Te Tumu Cut groyne recreation works complete
- Council drives to reduce costs
- Public Hearing on Matahina Hydro Electric Power Scheme
- Hazardous conditions for Bowentown entrance
- Volunteers care for region
- Regional Council keeps rates rise low
- Action Plan approved for Lake Tikitapu
- Cultural practices included in lake closures
- May 2011
- Rotorua community supports Hot Swap
- Council watching weather situation closely
- River scheme funding options discussed
- Proposed regional policy attracts submissions
- Good progress with Bay of Connections
- Toxi Shellfish Warning Reinstated
- Council responds to tanker spill
- New beetle to beat pest plant
- Council preparing for heavy rainfall
- Better firewood results in Rotorua
- Monitoring buoy provides high tech lake info
- Acting Chief Executive for Regional Council
- Health Warning for Lake Rotorua and Rotoiti (1)
- Harbour community shares vision for catchment
- Twin City bus service proves a success
- Shallow waters in harbour entrances
- Council watching weather situation
- Rainfall eases but some rivers yet to peak (1)
- April 2011
- Dairy compliance still an ongoing challenge
- Alligator weed found in eastern Bay
- Bright ideas benefit Bay of Plenty
- Save on petrol with Carshare BOP
- Kindy gets award
- Harbour to be surveyed this Easter
- Take time now to get prepared
- Contamination results in fines
- Water - let's talk about it
- Meeting addresses Wairoa River navigation concerns
- March 2011
- Regional Council donates to quake fund
- Environmental Enhancement Fund Opens
- Sustainable Business Network - Events
- Quake evacuees welcomed to Bay of Plenty
- Quake evacuees register in Bay of Plenty
- Algal levels reduced at Rotoiti
- Solution to timetable issues soon
- Weed cordon installed at Lake Okataina
- Regional council approves draft annual plan
- Okere and Ohau structures consent decision made
- New environmental fund launched in Bay of Plenty
- Disappointment with spraying complaints
- Tsunami potential threat advisory 1
- Tsunami Potential Threat Advisory 2
- Tsunami threat to New Zealand Marine threat confirmed 3
- Tsunami threat to New Zealand Marine threat confirmed 4
- Tsunami Threat to New Zealand - Marine threat confirmed #5
- Tsunami threat to New Zealand: Marine threat confirmed #6
- Tsunami threat to New Zealand - Marine threat confirmed #7
- Tsunami threat to New Zealand - Marine threat confirmed #8
- Tsunami threat to New Zealand - Marine threat confirmed #9
- Tsunami threat to New Zealand #10
- Tsunami threat to New Zealand: Marine threat confirmed #11
- National Warning: Tsunami threat to New Zealand
- Marine and minor land threat confirmed
- Tsunami national warning
- Tsunami threat to New Zealand
- Cancellation of national tsunami warning
- Tsunami Graph
- Environment Canterbury appoints experienced chief executive
- Coast Care Tenders
- Heavy rain expected
- Toxic Shellfish Warning Lifted
- Managing Spraydrift
- Flood repair cost estimate more than $10 million
- Work on groyne to begin on Monday
- Draft Annual Plan
- Kindy kids achieve gold Enviroschools award
- February 2011
- Former Chairman remembered
- Changes to air quality deadlines good news for Rotorua
- Survey shows harbour recreation opportunities revered
- Race Relations Commissioner on Maori seats in local government
- Free workshop
- Bikewise Month
- Mashup competition a first for Bay
- Resource Consent Information Sessions
- Good progress made on lake water quality
- Tauranga Bay Hopper timetables change this Sunday
- Students with passion for environment sought
- Surfers cause safety concerns at harbour entrance
- Network focus on sustainability action
- Alligator weed found in Tauranga wetland
- Decision on future use of Te Tumu Cut groyne
- Regional Council monitoring new bus timetables
- Get firewood now to help clean up Rotorua's air
- Bay of Plenty teams deployed to Christchurch
- People encouraged to donate
- Bay of Plenty response teams enroute to Canterbury and another staff member deployed
- Support offered to Canterbury
- Bay of Plenty teams arrive in Canterbury
- Algae treatment for Lake Rotoiti
- Mashup Competition returns for secondary school students
- January 2011
- Two rivers still to peak
- Regional Council responding to flooding issues
- Tauranga and Whakatane buses running again
- Tauranga buses not running this morning - Update 2 - 7.15am
- Rivers rising rapidly - Update 1 - 6am
- Final days for say on proposed RPS
- New way of managing mangrove mulch
- More rain expected across the region
- Fix a lake and grow a city
- Rivers generally receding across region
- Widespread rainfall continues across region
- Heavy rain continues
- Rain widespread across region
- Heavy rain and flood warning 15:30
- Rainfall maps at the move of a mouse
- Council watching weather situation closley
- Rountine council inspections resume
- New era in coastal science kicks off
- Mangrove mulching to resume
- Maketu's Te Tumu Cut groyne
- Check, Clean, Dry around lakes this summer
- Locals drop in for surf break study
- Health Warning Issued for Lake Ohakuri
- February 2012
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