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'Dangerous' cycleway changes under fire
But the council says its priority is a safe solution balancing the views of various groups
Tragedy hero: 'He gave all his strength to save her' - dad sacrifices life to save daughter in rip
"It is a story of love of a whānau who would give everything for each other."
Tauranga rose breeder cleans up at NZ Rose of the Year awards
Rob Somerfield has won five of the eight awards, including the NZ Rose of the year.
'It's got four wheels, it's here': Hundreds of cars park up for All USA Day
There was a large variety of vehicles on display, the hosting club president says.
Squash player Joelle King tops podium
Joelle King and Mohammed el Shorbagy have won the New Zealand Squash Open.
Felix Desmarais: Why I resent Six60
OPINION: I don't like Six60 or New Zealand. Let me explain.
Costly civic precinct decision looms - but it could be worth it, council told
The city's commission will decide today whether to progress plans that could be costly.
'Mistake': Business owner believes $65m Ōtūmoetai road redesign could be safer
Tauranga City Council's preferred option could cost $64.9 million.
Fully booked: Bob the Prawn gets a second run in print
The first run of the book was 150 copies published around Christmas last year.
Joelle King and Paul Coll play NZ Squash Open finals today
Kiwi top seeds Joelle King and Paul Coll both made it to the NZ Squash Open finals.
'A disgrace': Volunteers unable to work at hospital despite it being 'short-staffed'
"We just suddenly got a text message and were told we weren't working anymore."
'It was really distressing' - Person drowns on island near Tauranga
'There’s a lot of police here, there’s been a real accident': Beach cafe worker.
'Stressed and unsure': Foodbank demand spikes nearly 30% as appeal begins
The soaring cost of living is having a big impact on people in need of help.
'Find civility and kindness once again': Richard O'Brien set to perform Rocky Horror Show
'We have to stand up and fight deeply for democracy'
'Really thankful': Airbnb owner offers place to fire victims
Chanelle Midwood and her daughter are planning to move into the Airbnb on Sunday.
Chamber boss: Is the Fair Pay Agreement fair play?
OPINION: The Fair Pay Agreement bill is now law, which is more bad news for employers
'Fat is not a naughty word': Plus-size shoppers call for change
Reader opinion: Many plus-size items are 'ugly', more expensive, and ill-fitting.
Comment: Cost of living bites but collectively we can make a difference
OPINION: It's up to each and every one of us to help make that difference.
Son of prominent church leaders sexually offended against underage girls
Victim: 'I couldn't look at myself in the mirror because I felt dirty and ashamed.'
The cheekiest grin and kindest nature: Whānau reflect a year on from Malachi Subecz's murder
'He was never naughty, just very, very cheeky. He made all of us laugh.'
Six60 looking forward to a 'magical' show in Rotorua
"I can't wait to be a part of everyone's good time on Saturday," Six60's guitarist said.
NZ Squash Open: Paul Coll and Joelle King power into semis
Kiwi icons are both in the semifinals of the NZ Squash Open.
Sonya Bateson: Stop the blame game on emergency housing - we need action
OPINION: Families need homes now. We don't have the luxury of time.
Backpackers pick up 40kg of rubbish from Mount beaches
Glass bottles, cans, tennis and golf balls and a carpet were among the rubbish collected.
'We all lost everything': Family's home 'burnt to the ground'
"I just got a text message and it just said, 'hun, your house is on fire!!"
18 medical events, four vehicle accidents, one rescue: Aerocool Rescue Helicopter's October missions
The helicopter flew 49 missions last month.
Heavy rain, strong winds: Weather warning issued for the Bay of Plenty
Heavy rain and strong wind warnings have been issued for the Bay of Plenty.
Climbing and cycling: Playground upgrade on the way for Ila Park
Double flying fox, tube slide and new swings promised as part of Ila Park upgrade.
Letters to the editor: More money does not mean more services
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Mum 'fuming' after L.A.B's Tauranga concert restricted to 18+
The mother bought the tickets for her family back in August.
'Trapped': Fears new $90m interchange fails to offer tsunami escape paths
Maps warn that few places are safe from a significant tsunami but escape is limited.
The Conversation: With a Covid 'variant soup' looming, New Zealand urgently needs another round of vaccine boosters
OPINION: Many of us are in deep denial about the pandemic's ongoing threat.
Cop found not guilty for tasering man three times in cells
Video of the incident shows the officer tasering the man as he lay face-down on the floor.
