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The worker suffered bruising and required stitches in a finger.
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Minister rules out hybrid council, Crown observer
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Tauranga is 'not coping' with its biggest issue - the housing crisis.
Person on quad bike sought after crash with train in BoP
A person has been reported missing after the crash on railway tracks.
Tauranga housing crisis: Residents living in boats, vans
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Paws-itively amazing career in animal services
Betty Hall was once told by a teacher she would never get a job after finishing school.
Black eye for cafe worker after customer throws coffee cup
Cafe owner says customers also get frustrated over prices of food and drinks.
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Byelection confirmed following Richard Crawford’s death
The new councillor will join John Scrimgeour, Grant Dally and Andy Wichers
Race to find bone marrow match: 'There is a little boy here who needs your help'
'If they can’t help my son, we are hoping they might be able to save other kids.'
Olympian Mahé Drysdale weighs joining election race: 'There’s opportunity there'
The grandson of Sir Bob Owens already has a family member in the race.
Memorial Park fountain gets $100k upgrade
The fountain is undergoing work to make it safer.
Infant whale washes up on BoP beach
DOC staff and iwi were called to the site Thursday morning.
Local kids train with All Blacks Sevens stars
Rugby players and fans have flooded Blake Park to watch and practise with their idols.
'Stuck': Pensioner says $90k drop in property value means she can’t afford to sell
The 77-year-old said it was 'appalling' her rates were increasing on a 'devalued' property
Artist who mixes tradition with innovation on show at art fair
Pāpāmoa's Kereama Taepa's art is making its mark.
Paengaroa WWII pilot Stanley Steel flew just three missions
Kiwi World War II pilot's body was not recovered until 1951.
Novel a beacon on author Ron Murray’s cancer journey
Coromandel love story set in the 70s, a time of transition.
'Truly disturbing': Ex-mayor slams commission’s request to Simeon Brown for hybrid council
'There is genuine concern that history may repeat itself' - report.
Revealed: The 2024 Aotearoa Music Awards finalists
Check out some of the big names and fresh faces heading to the AMAs this year.
Landlord ‘bleeding money’ as bus stop deters tenants
'It’s a long time without tenants.'
Te Puke Utd open their account for 2024
Two wins and two losses for Te Puke's four teams.
Ōmokoroa Community Board resignation sparks byelection
A byelection was needed as it was more than 12 months before the next local body election.
Tauranga resident grows rare red kūmara flower
The special moment is almost as magical as spotting a unicorn.
16 people rescued from island wildlife sanctuary after waka crews swamped
Three waka ama crews became stranded on the island.
Western Bay Council, Kāinga Ora slammed for lack of consultation
Council says no parties adversely affected by the development.
'Absolutely horrendous': Locals petition council over road concerns
A mobile speed camera recorded 90km/h in a 50km/h area.
Three huge sculptures installed in Tauranga
Works are part of an upgrade of Cameron Rd.
Outrage as 'friendly' pig chased by dogs in park as owners look on
A Welcome resident says a wild boar released into Johnson Reserve was harrassed by two dog
Pig loose in Tauranga park
Welcome Bay resident John Lee says this 'friendly' pig, who he filmed munching on acorns in Johnson Reserve, was harassed by dogs last week.
'Loving father': Tributes for man who died after running into sea while fleeing police
Police say the man died after running 'into the sea in an effort to avoid arrest'.
NZME snares 22 Voyager Media Award nominations
Glitzy prizegiving event to be held at Shed 10 on Auckland’s Viaduct on May 24.
24 hours lost in the bush
A kayaking trip on the Kaituna River near Rotorua went wrong for one paddler.
Te Puke Fire Report
Calls during the past fortnight include assisting in the rescue of a horse.