Three years, 16 builds: Kāinga Ora's slow progress in Tauranga
The public housing plan was to build. But the Govt's done a lot more buying than building.
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One person says she wants to see how the reform will work with iwi.
Truck and car collide near Kaimai summit
A truck and car have collided 500m from the summit of the Kaimai ranges.
Seven injured as truck collides with 'multiple vehicles' on Kopu-Hikuai Rd, Coromandel
Police had no indication of how many people are involved or may be injured.
'Had a gutsful': Bay support for Howl of a Protest swells
More towns sign up to take part in a national protest against Govt "ute tax" plans.
Access changes to Bayfair Shopping Centre
Ongoing changes are required as part of the Bay Link project.
Suppression continues in alleged threatening video claim
A man is accused of making an objectionable video and inciting racial disharmony.
Masquerade ball organisers promise a magical, fantasy escape
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Check your tickets! Tauranga Lotto player wins $1 million
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'Unfortunate reality': Low pay leading to 'cowboy' start-ups
Some painters, decorators and fencers are willing to take up the work at a cut-price rate.
Life parolee Dean Wickliffe avoids prison recall for drink-driving
An infamous Bay man was sentenced to community work for breaching a parole condition.
Company fined $245k after employee injured on foreign ship outside NZ
It took nine hours for crew members to notice the injured employee was missing
'Enough's enough': Bay rural sector to protest Govt EV scheme
The Government's push to penalise ute owners and rebate EV owners sparks anger and protest
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Adults need to speak out against child abuse, before it's too late
OPINION: Parenting is not easy but little children must always come first.
Letters: Pool upgrade cost must face scrutiny
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
How 'guardian angel' single mum rescued an elderly couple
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Cars crash on SH29A near Greerton
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Ōpōtiki man found not guilty of murder, but guilty of manslaughter
The jury has found Ōpōtiki man Harry Matchitt not guilty of murder.
Bay of Plenty community invited to water treatment planting day
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Bay business' warning after hit by online storage scam
The Kollective was fraudulently charged €1.99 for six months.
Kelly Makiha: Why I can't stop thinking about Ferro-James' death
I'm sad at what happened to Ferro-James and ashamed this happened in our city.
Course boosts confidence for 23 local students
The three-day course teaches the Dale Carnegie five drivers of success.
Creating history: Rotorua rugby girls go for gold
Young girls playing in a Rotorua rugby team have made history.
$1 million: The price to stop aggressive behaviour at three Tauranga bus stops
A CBD worker says 'nefarious behaviour' has dispersed since security arrived in Willow St.
'A relative disadvantage': Concern over $1.81m community funding policy
Commissioner Selwood said applications under $10,000 would be disadvantaged.
Pilot officer from Tauranga sets his sights on the skies
Pilot Officer Oxford applied to be a pilot at school but was turned down.
Jury considering verdict in Ōpōtiki murder trial sent home for the night
The jury in an Ōpōtiki murder trial has retired to consider its verdict.
'Beautiful feeling': Italy fan celebrates Euro 2020 football win in packed English pub
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$1m upgrade for polluted Bay of Plenty estuary
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Kiri Gillespie: Lakes community right to fight now for greater amenities
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