
Proposed rates freeze amid lockdown 'unlikely' to benefit businesses
Tauranga Ratepayers' Alliance says the council needs to "cut its cloth".
Tauranga Ratepayers' Alliance says the council needs to "cut its cloth".
The region is ahead of its vaccination goals overall but has missed recent weekly targets
Tauranga businesses are responding to a steady demand for reusable masks.
Several Western Bay of Plenty and Taupō homes have made the Top 100.
Local veterans reflect on the impacts of 20 years of war in Afghanistan.
The pamphlet was pulled after receiving backlash for implying Māori were the virus.
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Vicki Semple: The safety and wellbeing of everyone involved were paramount.
Comment: Employers will benefit from having a highly vaccinated workforce.
A Tauranga barrister and his wife have been sentenced for tax evasion offences.
OPINION: Masks are there for everyone's protection.
The work will help ensure the movement of essential goods during lockdown.
A Rotorua fashion designer is one of those impacted by NZ Fashion Week's postponement.
An expert says we need to pay special attention to our own and others' mental health.
Tauranga religious communities have turned to Zoom, phone calls and other technology.
Areas built on old river beds are among the areas of Tauranga now sinking.
Todd Muller talks about quitting politics and what he really thinks of Simon Bridges.
The book consists of 12 stories of migrants from eight different countries.
The ousted leader opens up about love, family, politics and how his enemies got too cruel.
There are difficulties but also assistance available for the elderly during lockdown
"This isn't a time to be complacent."
The collection of these bins involved manual handling by the operators.
''We will stop exporting, that is what will happen if we stay in level 4.''
Families of those who have passed have been left in limbo due to lockdown.
Compliance in the Bay of Plenty appeared to be good, on the first day of the rule.
More than a year since coming out of the last lockdown, the refuge demand remains high.
Dallin Loibl, 17, was once voted King of the Ball by his peers.
How are you spending lockdown?
Wastewater testing for Covid-19 has come back clear for areas of the Bay of Plenty.
Two people were treated for minor injuries at the scene.