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OPINION: It's time to look ahead - Christmas is coming - Covid-19 be damned.
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Tauranga alcohol laws could change, council seeks feedback
Feedback on the draft policy closes on December 20 and changes will be adopted next year.
Revealed: Seven motels paid more than $1m each for emergency housing
But one of the moteliers says she would rather have her motel empty.
Company's $4k boost to Christmas appeal
The appeal has been running for one week and the foodbank says it has gone 'superbly'.
New BOP cases, two in Rotorua, staff at Tauranga Hospital stood down after exposure
More cases are being detected in Bay of Plenty
Pampurred cats check in and out in luxury
Many cats stay in luxe accommodation any time their fur parents head away.
Jo Raphael: Covid is here, the urgency is real
OPINION: Vigilance is more important than ever now that Covid has arrived in our patch.
Dawn Picken: Thanks to the silent majority
We need to recognise people who are trying to do the right thing each day.
'Increased workloads' and 'stress': 123 unvaccinated DHB staff stood down
The deadline for DHB staff to have received their first dose was Monday.
Exposure sites spanning 10 days ago released amid day of Delta disruptions
There are now seven Covid cases in the Bay of Plenty DHB region.
Lisa Carrington wins top accolade at sports awards night
The Bay's top sportspeople are recognised in sports awards night.
Covid in Tauranga: Potential case at Te Puna School
The Bay of Plenty Times understands the school remains open today.
'Unfair terms': Calls for review of Retirement Villages Act
A petition signed by almost 13,000 retirees has been presented to Parliament.
A 'wake-up call': What confirmed Covid cases mean for Tauranga
One case was in Tauranga and one was in Mount Maunganui.
Covid cases in Tauranga, Mount: Where to get tested
There are two Covid-19 community cases in the Bay of Plenty District Health Board.
Live: Two Covid cases in Tauranga; one in Manawatū - 'We know there will be concern', says PM
As Aucklanders wait for their day of freedom, another city is now dealing with a new case.
Council grants to help reduce waste
The Resource Wise Community Fund is a $75,000 fund offered by Tauranga City Council
Flowing treats for foodbank after cancelled events
The community has turned their misfortune into a special surprise for the Foodbank.
Tauranga Strike player wins $800,000, Bay player nabs $42k in second division
Someone is $800k better off this morning.
Jab mandate: Staff shortage leads to Pathlab branch temporarily closing
Employees in the health and education sectors needed to have one vaccine by Nov 15.
Local Focus: Bay bus network refresh rolls out
New direct bus services linking Pāpāmoa, The Mount and Tauranga CBD go live.
Covid 'washing over the entire country': Tauranga could have cases this week, DHB says
The health board chief is warning people Covid-19 could be in Tauranga this week.
Revealed: Speed drops on fatal Tauranga highway but not everyone is taking notice
The figures come as NZTA works on a speed review of other busy Bay highways.
Review into Tauranga's mainstreet groups calls for greater scrutiny
Six-monthly reports to the council are "basic" and accountability "weak".
Christmas Appeal: Food bank's wishlist and parcel breakdown
What will you be donating this year?
Police investigating homicide of 5yo release boy's photo
Victim named while detectives ask for people to come forward.
Local Focus: Is Tauranga ready for community spread of Covid-19?
Opinions on Tauranga's use of Covid health guidelines.
'Nervous' Bay council boss plans to make vax mandatory for key staff
'It's only a matter of time. It's on all of us to be prepared as best we can.'
Local Focus: Tauranga teen's film crowned best
Bay of Plenty students dominate the International Youth Silent Film Festival awards.
'Not sustainable': Data shows huge hit to Bay accommodation sector
Occupancy rates for short-term accommodation are at their lowest since June last year.
Opposition to Links Ave cul-de-sac trial rises ahead of Monday start
The council says it is prioritising the safety of the school children over motorists.