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Electric dirt bikes are creating serious concerns for Police, with the vehicles featuring in a growing number of crashes and cases of illegal riding.
In most instances, the bikes, which can exceed 80kmh, are required to be registered. That comes as a shock to many of the riders who Police speak … View moreElectric dirt bikes are creating serious concerns for Police, with the vehicles featuring in a growing number of crashes and cases of illegal riding.
In most instances, the bikes, which can exceed 80kmh, are required to be registered. That comes as a shock to many of the riders who Police speak to, says Senior Sergeant Wayne Hunter, the Area Road Policing Manager for Western Bay of Plenty.
“We’ve seen people riding dangerously and crashes involving pedestrians and vehicles, and people need to realise that just because these dirt bikes are electric, it doesn’t mean they are allowed on the road.”
“Ignorance won’t protect you from fines or having your dirt bike confiscated, and Police are routinely stopping riders on electric dirt bikes to make sure both the bike and the rider are compliant with the law.”
It comes as the vehicles gain popularity.
“We’re now dealing with roughly four cases involving electric dirtbikes a week and people have been hurt. Currently one e bike has been impounded for dangerous riding and the cost to retrieve the e bike after the 28 days impound was $900.
"Two others have received injuries after colliding with cars and numerous riders have received infringements. If you have one of these bikes, you need to know where you can and can’t ride it, the same responsibilities as any motorist.”
You need a valid driver’s licence if:
🔹The electric motor exceeds 300 watts (not kilowatts)
🔹The bike is capable of speeds over 50kmh
🔹The bike does not have pedals (i.e., it cannot be classified as a power-assisted cycle).
The bike needs a Warrant of Fitness and registration if:
🔹If it can exceed 50kmh: It must be registered as a motorcycle
🔹If it cannot exceed 50kmh: It may be registered as a moped
🔹In both cases, the vehicle must be entry certified and meet roadworthy standards
🔹A Warrant of Fitness is required unless exempted (e.g., some mopeds).
Electric dirt bikes are not bicycles if:
🔹They lack pedals
🔹They have motors exceeding 300 watts
🔹They are capable of autonomous propulsion without rider input.
Clear your drains and gutters to prepare for heavy rain!
From 4 pm Wednesday 12 November till 9 am Thursday 13 November, Bay of Plenty, and Gisborne/Tairawhiti north of Tokomaru Bay are under an Orange Heavy Rain Watch.
Impact: Streams and rivers may rise rapidly. Surface flooding, slips, and… View moreClear your drains and gutters to prepare for heavy rain!
From 4 pm Wednesday 12 November till 9 am Thursday 13 November, Bay of Plenty, and Gisborne/Tairawhiti north of Tokomaru Bay are under an Orange Heavy Rain Watch.
Impact: Streams and rivers may rise rapidly. Surface flooding, slips, and difficult driving conditions are possible.
Avoid low-lying areas and drive cautiously.
Every week, our Tauranga donor centre, located at Level 1, 93 Cameron Road, needs 150 plasma donations and 90 blood donations to keep up with growing demand. Currently, we're falling short as winter ills and chills are still causing many of our donors to cancel or reschedule their … View moreEvery week, our Tauranga donor centre, located at Level 1, 93 Cameron Road, needs 150 plasma donations and 90 blood donations to keep up with growing demand. Currently, we're falling short as winter ills and chills are still causing many of our donors to cancel or reschedule their appointments. If you’re around, in good health, and able to donate, please book an appointment and save lives today!
Or maybe you’re caring for someone who is. Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ invites you to join them and local specialists for a patient information evening at Trinity Wharf Tauranga, Tuesday 11 November. Learn how new therapies, technologies, and innovations are improving outcomes and quality of … View moreOr maybe you’re caring for someone who is. Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ invites you to join them and local specialists for a patient information evening at Trinity Wharf Tauranga, Tuesday 11 November. Learn how new therapies, technologies, and innovations are improving outcomes and quality of life for men living with advanced prostate cancer.
7-9pm. FREE Entry. Registration required.
For patients, families, whānau, carers, and health professionals.
Police are investigating after a man was seriously assaulted in his Ōpōtiki home early this morning.
The man sustained serious injuries in the assault, which is believed to have involved several offenders.
The man has been transported to hospital and enquiries are under way to identify and … View morePolice are investigating after a man was seriously assaulted in his Ōpōtiki home early this morning.
The man sustained serious injuries in the assault, which is believed to have involved several offenders.
The man has been transported to hospital and enquiries are under way to identify and locate those responsible for the assault.
A scene guard is in place at the house where the assault took place and nearby residents can expect to see a continued police presence as our enquiries continue.
If anyone has information which could assist our enquiries, they’re asked to contact Police and quote file number 251106/9516.
Information can also be provided anonymously via Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.
A big congratulations to the 2025 Resene Bright Spots winners! We are proud to announce our ten winners who have all won a $250 Prezzy card and a $250 Resene Gift card!
Deepa Keenawinna - Lower Hutt (home crafts)
Slava Voronin - Kerikeri (blossoming tree)
Sam Holliday - Paraparaumu (hot pink … View moreA big congratulations to the 2025 Resene Bright Spots winners! We are proud to announce our ten winners who have all won a $250 Prezzy card and a $250 Resene Gift card!
Deepa Keenawinna - Lower Hutt (home crafts)
Slava Voronin - Kerikeri (blossoming tree)
Sam Holliday - Paraparaumu (hot pink outdoor chair)
Chris Carlyon - Waikanae (French Bulldog painting)
Joel Bradley - Auckland (Kea painting)
Jayne Walton - Rangiora (rainbow gate
Charmaine Macpherson - Cheviot (colourful bathtab)
Adele Whittaker - Auckland (school mural)
Karan Robson - Foxton Beach (blue backdoor)
Dave Bang - Levin (native bird mural)
Take a look at their wonderful colourful entries below. A huge thank you to everyone who shared a Bright Spot in their community this year; we have loved seeing the places in your neighbourhood that bring you joy.
Why spend another summer mowing lawns and clipping hedges? Secure your spot at The Bayview today and kickstart your real retirement in effortless style.
Beautiful homes with all the space and none of the maintenance. Not to mention a $10,000 island holiday, $5,000 moving package, plus your … View moreWhy spend another summer mowing lawns and clipping hedges? Secure your spot at The Bayview today and kickstart your real retirement in effortless style.
Beautiful homes with all the space and none of the maintenance. Not to mention a $10,000 island holiday, $5,000 moving package, plus your first year’s weekly fees free*.
Ready to escape? Call our Retirement Limbo Hotline on 0800 920 002.
*Terms, conditions and eligibility criteria apply. Visit retirementlimbo.co.nz for full T&Cs.
Or maybe you’re caring for someone who is. Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ invites you to join them and local specialists for a patient information evening at Trinity Wharf Tauranga, Tuesday 11 November. Learn how new therapies, technologies, and innovations are improving outcomes and quality of … View moreOr maybe you’re caring for someone who is. Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ invites you to join them and local specialists for a patient information evening at Trinity Wharf Tauranga, Tuesday 11 November. Learn how new therapies, technologies, and innovations are improving outcomes and quality of life for men living with advanced prostate cancer.
FREE Entry. Registration required.
For patients, families, whānau, carers, and health professionals.
The treatment for someone’s serious illness can begin with the kind donation of
plasma from a New Zealander. Donated plasma can help treat up to 50 different
illnesses including cancer, kidney disease and severe burns, and make up to 11
life-saving products. It’s a precious gift to those in … View moreThe treatment for someone’s serious illness can begin with the kind donation of
plasma from a New Zealander. Donated plasma can help treat up to 50 different
illnesses including cancer, kidney disease and severe burns, and make up to 11
life-saving products. It’s a precious gift to those in need. But it’s in high demand.
Book now to donate, download the NZ Blood App or call 0800 448 325.
Love raspberries? We will give away free copies of the December 2025 issue to readers whose raspberry recipes are used in our magazine. To be in the running, make sure you email your family's favourite way enjoy raspberry (dessert, salad, jam main?!): mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz, by October 24, … View moreLove raspberries? We will give away free copies of the December 2025 issue to readers whose raspberry recipes are used in our magazine. To be in the running, make sure you email your family's favourite way enjoy raspberry (dessert, salad, jam main?!): mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz, by October 24, 2025.
A homicide investigation has been launched after the death of a man who was critically injured in Te Puke on Saturday.
At around 10.30am, Police received a report of a person having been admitted to hospital with a critical gunshot wound. Today, despite best efforts by medical experts, the man … View moreA homicide investigation has been launched after the death of a man who was critically injured in Te Puke on Saturday.
At around 10.30am, Police received a report of a person having been admitted to hospital with a critical gunshot wound. Today, despite best efforts by medical experts, the man died this morning.
Police are now working to establish the full circumstances of what has occurred, and to locate those involved.
A scene examination is taking place in the Maneoka area, and nearby residents can expect to see an ongoing Police presence in the coming days.
Police would like to hear from anyone who may have CCTV or dashcam footage in the Maneoka area on Saturday 25 October between 10am and 11am.
We would also like to speak with anyone who may have information that can assist in our investigation.
If you can assist in our enquiries, please contact Police online through 105.police.govt.nz, clicking "Update Report" or by calling 105.
Please use the reference number 251025/0395.
Information can also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.
This pulls out to a large bed, had little use as a bed tho.
Other matching pieces available if needed
Every week, our Tauranga donor centre, located at Level 1, 93 Cameron Road, needs 150 plasma donations and 90 blood donations to keep up with growing demand. Currently, we're falling short, so if you’re around, in good health, and able to donate,… View moreEvery week, our Tauranga donor centre, located at Level 1, 93 Cameron Road, needs 150 plasma donations and 90 blood donations to keep up with growing demand. Currently, we're falling short, so if you’re around, in good health, and able to donate, please book an appointment and save lives today!
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