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Jo Raphael: Pests are a problem but prevention is key
OPINION: Critters are a part of this world and we have to do our best to live with them.
Buyer beware as Bay of Plenty e-bike injuries soar
Greater communication about safety when buying e-bikes would be helpful: injured rider.
Knives, whiskey, ammunition - look what people try to smuggle into court
Look at what people are trying to take into court with them.
Covid-19: 16 more cases in Bay of Plenty, two in Lakes district
There are 16 more Covid-19 cases in the Bay of Plenty and two more in the Lakes District.
Mount Maunganui Lotto punter $23,000 richer
A Mount Maunganui Lotto player is $23,178 richer with a ticket in Saturday's draw.
'It's normal to feel irked or sad': Advice on beating back to work blues
A Bay life coach shares top tips on how people can manage stress as they return to work.
Revealed: What books were issued most in the Bay of Plenty in 2021
What people in the Bay of Plenty read last year revealed - plus a few suggestions.
Hot temperatures and pests keeping services on their toes
Hot temperatures are boosting the activity of pests.
Bay of Plenty moves to restricted fire season overnight
Everyone needs a permit to light an open-air fire.
Will Bay of Plenty hit 100% fully-vaccinated?
One politician says people in harder-to-reach areas were still getting their first dose.
Revealed: Full line-up of all players for T20 Black Clash
The latest member has been revealed completing the full line-up for both teams.
'It's running wild': Mount woman in Aussie tells of life inside Omicron outbreak
'One person there was positive which turned into 62 cases from that night.'
'Intense itching': Maulers and larvae plague beachgoers
'I could feel tiny little egg-like creatures hitting against me as I swam'.
US lawsuits claim White Island tourists unaware of danger; graphic new details
The 2019 eruption claimed 22 lives.
'Devastating': Witnesses saddened by Arataki beach tragedy
Eyewitnesses say the Arataki Beach tragedy was devastating for everyone involved.
Graffiti removal bill in Tauranga costs more than $150k a year
The cost of cleaning up graffiti and illegal tagging in Tauranga city is revealed.
One dead after water-related incident in Mount Maunganui
Beachgoers and lifeguards bring struggling swimmers to shore.
Dahm brothers make it one win apiece at Baypark Speedway
While Super Saloon driver Sam Waddell has six wins from nine starts at Tauranga venue.
Year in Review: October 2021
The Bay of Plenty Times is looking back at the stories of 2021.
No jab, no job: Nurses, midwives among 36 Bay of Plenty DHB staff sacked
All DHB staff were required to have had their first Covid-19 vaccine by November 15.
Bay of Plenty 'heat swell' triggers MetService alert, thunderstorm watch today
And today is looking to become another scorcher.
Great white knocks small boat as shark sightings increase
A shark expert warns there could be more encounters to come.
Residents in isolation as retirement village worker tests positive for Covid
The staff member is awaiting PCR test results and isolating at home.
Comment: Booster shots and Māori the next targets
The Bay of Plenty was one of the last to reach 90 per cent
'A wonderful achievement': Bay of Plenty hits 90 per cent fully vaccinated
The 90 per cent target has been reached - but it's not the finish line.
Comment: Holiday time could have been vax time for some
Hindsight is a great thing. Rotorua's Vaccination Centre should have been open
'Never seen before': More Bay parents embrace homeschooling
The Ministry of Education received 293 homeschooling applications last year
'Don't give up because it's your life': Bay of Plenty's melanoma stats revealed
Lorraine Futter was a bit blase about skin cancer. Then she found out she had melanoma.
Police warn of slow traffic between Paeroa and Waihi
Traffic is moving very slowly on State Highway 2.
Exciting racing mix for 2022's first speedway meeting
Tokoroa's Dahm brothers look to continue the good form at Baypark Speedway's Summer Slam.
Rob Rattenbury: Special feeling of going back home
OPINION: I love my hometown. It is like an old slipper, worn but comfortable.
Welcome home: Family of eight say crammed MIQ spot no good for mental health
Shared beds and small rooms for the family of eight have not been the ideal welcome home.
Police confirm one person killed in crash on Waihi Rd
The crash involved a car and a pedestrian.