Eye on the pies: Patrick Lam prepares for this year's pie competition
Reigning Bakels Pie Award champion Patrick Lam is not taking anything for granted.
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Matt Cowley: Council needs a plan that drives progress
OPINION: Our members generally prefer action and progress over inaction and indecision.
Driver admits manslaughter and drugs charges after crash
A man charged with manslaughter appeared in the Tauranga High Court on May 26.
Eclipse and high tides: 'Good possibility' of further large swells
Similar conditions to Sunday expected this week due to high tides and total lunar eclipse.
Three people await fate over tyre-stockpiling case
Two people have been sentenced in relation to a tyre dumping prosecution case.
Letters: Police college needs to be reopened
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Felix Desmarais: Running is hard, but facing bigotry is harder
OPINION: As a young queer person, the world taught me how to internalise the bullying.
Magic start strong but fall to loss against Mystics
A poor 20-9 final quarter saw the Magic lose.
'Everyone else pays': Call for e-scooter riders to pay their way as injury claims hit $7.8m
E-scooter riders should pay road user charges, ACC levies and registration costs: dad
'Relief' for families after jury finds man guilty of murders
Ōmanawa double murder accused was found guilty in the Tauranga High Court on May 24.
Lifeguards cop abuse from beachgoers at Mount Maunganui
Sea swells had made the Mauao base track dangerous.
Guilty verdicts for double murder accused and partner
Crown and defence lawyers have given their closing addresses in double murder trial.
'Container mountain': Extra rail services to ease port congestion
Extra rail services have helped clear a large backlog of containers at Port of Tauranga.
Jo Raphael: We need more help to stamp out meth scourge
OPINION: Meth users in the Bay are wasting more than $1 million a week.
Rides, complaints, scooters in the harbour: 7 months of Lime in Tauranga
Nine stolen, others missing, and 170 complaints ... but overall Lime is well received.
Meth hotspot: Trail of destruction in the Bay
The impact of meth across the Bay of Plenty continues to grow, a former addict says.
Biggest swells of 2021: North Island's east coast smashed
The swells are the biggest seen this year, lifeguard service says.
Letters to the editor: What about the pensioners?
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
For the love of books: Secondhand bookstores thrive
Xanadu Book Exchange in Pāpāmoa is the largest used bookstore in the Southern Hemisphere.
'Heart of Pāpāmoa': $5.4m surf lifesaving building opened
Pāpāmoa's new surf club, plagued by delays due to Covid-19, has officially been opened.
Home-crowd advantage: Fifth time the charm for Magic?
Magic will face second-place holders, the Northern Mystics, in round 6 on Monday evening.
Katikati College principal resigns
Katikati College principal Carolyn Pentecost has resigned.
'A lot of people are in limbo': Residents upset at possible mill closure
The Norske Skog paper mill employs 160 people
The fake $50 and the off-duty cop: How a man was nabbed for making fake money
How did he do it and why?
'He just didn't have to be killed': Grieving whānau speak out after police shooting
Keeri Hooper still remembers the confusion in her brother's eyes before he was shot.
Local Focus: Commissioners on tour in Tauranga
Commissioners Long-term Plan out for public feedback. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Luke Kirkness: Why I'm ditching the shirt and tie for chinos and funky socks
Opinion: Challenge the status quo people, do not give in to the man.
One week left to apply for Community Matching Fund
Applications for the $140,000 fund close next Friday.
Benefit boosts 'like Lotto' for some, Budget offers less for others
Benefit rises will help people cover costs such as extra fuel, food, shoes or other goods.
Businesses need 'broad shoulders' after Budget under-delivers, Bay sector leaders say
Not enough to offset housing costs but makes "life a little bit easier at the fringes".
'A really awesome sight': Waka festival first of its kind
It is the first national festival of its kind.
Jo Raphael: Why you should care about the Budget
OPINION: It's time to see what the Government has in store for our future.
What students want: Gen Z's top Budget priorities
Ōtūmoetai College school leaders speak about pressing issues from a youth perspective.
Gangsters' paradise: Police figures reveal the gang capital of NZ
There were 1058 gang members in October 2017 in the Bay. Now there are 1493.