Residents face massive bill to fix resort apartments
Work worth $11 million is to be carried out on the 22-year-old building in Adams Ave.
Work worth $11 million is to be carried out on the 22-year-old building in Adams Ave.
Employment experts have labeled the jobs boom as "diabolical" and "crazy".
A fishing vessel designed at creating jobs for young Māori will be blessed in Tauranga.
OPINION: What fuels these levels of antagonism?
OPINION: The council needs to address the delays around processing building consents.
"Customers we have had for years actually aren't there at the moment."
OPINION: How did it come to this?
'It's irreversible, there's no cure, what you've got is what you've got to live with.'
Experts suspect cocaine seized on a ship docked in Tauranga was destined for elsewhere.
Vaccinated Australians can come to NZ without isolating from April 12.
But children often responded 'quickly' to treatment, the board says.
With the cost of renting in Tauranga, Jonea Dance looked at owning her own tiny home.
The decision to delay the Tauranga City Council election has been revealed.
Today's case numbers.
REINZ: The Bay of Plenty has reached a new record of $960,000. Four other towns did too.
National MP Simon Bridges announced yesterday he would step down from politics.
MEREPEKA RAUKAWA-TAIT: Collective leadership is needed to sort the country's woes.
National is looking for a new finance spokesman.
The Government has cut 25 cents off fuel tax, but will it ease the cost of living crisis?
A Russian-born immigration adviser is calling for a special visa for Ukrainian refugees.
Police and friends want to hear from witnesses who were on Pāpāmoa Beach on Friday night.
Fears of 'huge impact' on school culture.
David Holland, 31, was last heard from on Friday evening.
How many cases were in the region today?
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OPINION: I still believe there is a place for marriage but not first place.
Whakatāne boy Tu Hillman's bucket list of dreams has come true thanks to generous donors.
Thousands of people with Covid and their household contacts will be isolating.
The Bay of Plenty District Health board says surgeries and procedures are not affected.