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'Utterly offensive': Seymour taken to task on apartheid comparison
Act's David Seymour compared the new Māori ward legislation to apartheid in South Africa.
Green light for new ratepayers group: 'So we can have a voice'
The Lakes residents will now have a unified voice.
Bargain hunting: Tauranga Rotary Book Sale offers 'huge variety'
The annual Rotary Tauranga book sale is on from March 5-7.
'Easy money': Unlocked cars targeted as property thefts surge
Police say there has been an upswing in property theft from cars in the past six months.
Shuffle-up set for Pāpāmoa to Mount Maunganui enrolment zone
School zoning is set to change in the Pāpāmoa and Mount Maunganui area.
'We didn't want to rush': Papamoa Surf Club just months from completion
It is hoped the club would be fully complete and operational by mid-March.
Locals want 'frustrating' visitors to closed Ōmanawa Falls trespassed
Dozens of people are continuing to enter Omanawa Falls park despite the danger.
Motorcyclist killed in Mount Maunganui crash named
The investigation into the crash is ongoing.
Pet food maker apologises to community after court issues second fine
It is the second fine handed down to Ziwi Ltd in recent months for RMA breaches.
McLaren Falls Rd murder accused identity remains suppressed
A Bay of Plenty man is heading to trial after denying murdering another man in Omanawa.
Letters: An exciting time for arts in Tauranga
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Our high motorcycle death toll and how it could be lowered
Bay of Plenty motorcyclists are being urged to attend free rider-safety talks.
Miracle at sea: Sailor left bobbing in Pacific Ocean clinging to floating rubbish
Vidam Perevertilov woke in the Pacific Ocean to the sight of his ship sailing away.
ACC invests millions in life-saving Tauranga tech
Robotics Plus was developing new technology to keep high-risk workers safe.
New Tauranga ratepayers' group possible
If set up the group would represent issues related to Lakes residents.
Highway reopens after serious truck and ute crash
Police were notified of the incident about 1.20pm.
Letters: Why not wind up TECT and pay everyone out?
A reader says a payout would give 49,000 people enough to install solar.
Motorcycle tragedy: 'I saw the rider flying through the air'
A local resident helped administer first aid to the injured motorcyclist in Arataki.
Tauranga reaches record $854k median house price. Million dollar suburbs could be next
REINZ: The Bay's median house price was now $769,000.
'We're not here to rubber-stamp': Commissioner lays down law
Long Term Plan decision is made by city council
Historic council meeting, without any councillors, honours Christchurch victims
The unusual meeting will reaffirm there's a new team in town.
Why the flu might never return to full strength
A general practitioner says the grip influenza once had on the country may never return.
It's a sell out! No tickets left for double header at Bay Oval
Black Caps and White Ferns to face Australia and England in front of a sold out crowd.
Two Bay of Plenty Lotto players in the money
Second division was split between 21 people.
State of arts in Tauranga: New directors and new roles see the sector change
Tauranga City Council has created a new role to support arts and culture in the city.
Te Puke fire chief celebrates 40 years as a volunteer
I remember saying to my wife, 'Jeez, 25 years. I'll never be around long enough for that'.
F1 Ferrari, local legend and NZ's top hot rod on show for worthy cause
There will be something for everyone at this year's Tauranga Auto Extravaganza.
'Future would look bright' for 6yo wanting $470k drug
The drug could change cystic fibrosis patients lives if it was allowed in the country.
Paging Dr Google - what happened to expertise?
OPINION: Dr Google will not have the last word.
Letters to the editor: Radicalised woman is not our problem
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Throwing money at a problem doesn't always fix it
OPINION: Standards need to be met before the cash is doled out.
Guide dog puppy raiser right behind Red Puppy Appeal
Luci Carter has raised 15 guide dog puppies in her 21 years as a volunteer puppy raiser.
Pay your rent or eat first? Tauranga tenants skip bills to afford to eat
The median weekly rent in the Bay is now $550.