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Hundreds lose power as storm damages Tauranga network
Site investigations are under way.
Letters to the editor: Surgery access frustrations
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Demand for food parcels in Tauranga grows
Support from local businesses and individuals is keeping Tauranga Foodbank's doors open.
'Game-changer': Proposed redesigns of popular Mount streets unveiled
But it will be up to residents to have the final say.
Local Focus: 'We'd like to be paid as equals'
Primary healthcare staff strike in Gate Pa. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Game-changer': What cyclists think about proposed Totara St safety upgrade
"It's a win-win in a lot of respects."
Unique new bike course for multisport festival
Expect some fast bike times on the new course which includes a closed highway.
Cars crash into tree, street light in Tauranga
Police were kept busy by multiple single-vehicle crashes.
Swimming death: Family mourn young man who was 'always happy'
Aucklander Michael Joseph Finekifolau, 22, went missing swimming on Saturday morning.
Missing woman's body found by hunters
Tauranga woman Rebeka Storey has been missing since September 5.
Business digest: Bay real estate company celebrates two years
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New men's shed touted as option for future use of old Ōmokoroa Sports Pavilion
A decision on the future of a community hall has been stalled by a proposed men's shed.
'Walking on a tightrope': Charities feel Covid crunch
But it's not all "doom and gloom", says one financial specialist.
Day two of searching and still no sign of missing swimmer
Day two of the search for the missing swimmer has failed to find him.
'There are people who support Trump who aren't crazy,' expat reveals
A couple of Tauranga residents' views on the US election result show the divided attitudes
Local Focus: Pāpāmoa schoolkids on pest patrol
Children take part in Te Ara ō Wairākei stormwater work. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tauranga mayor guest speaker at BOP Property Council
Powell addressed local property professionals about Tauranga's property landscape.
Fight at Greerton property prompts police callout
Police were called to a fight on Marshall Ave.
Inside Wanderlust Backpackers: 'We had to save our business'
A complete modernisation and rebrand is ready for backpackers and the domestic market.
Mayor hits out over councillor's email after cancer announcement
The email came hours after Powell revealed publicly that he has prostate cancer.
Search will continue into Sunday for missing person off the Mount beach
The search will continue until nightfall and begin again tomorrow.
Lime's debut in Tauranga results in missing scooter, 16km trek and incident
One missing e-scooter and 8500 rides later, Lime completes its first week.
From Cape Runaway kid to MP: Rawiri Waititi's path to Parliament
'Democracy has never worked for our people as the majority always rules.'
Grieving great-grandparents say 'what-ifs' will continue to haunt them
"Life will never be the same without her in our lives."
Two-car crash in Tauranga, one lane blocked
One lane is blocked on the intersection of Cameron Rd and 11th Avenue, Tauranga
Seven years in the making: Tauranga Primary unveils new pou
'The pou connect us to Tauranga Moana.'
Regional council considers $12k clean energy loans to combat climate change
The proposal seeks to use the success of Rotorua's "hot swap" to help launch the loans.
Drought fears as Bay of Plenty 'severely dry' ahead of summer
Niwa's 60-day index has deemed the Rotorua area and coastal Bay of Plenty "severely dry".
'Hot spot': More than $500m pumped into Pāpāmoa East
The $500 million is estimated to create more than 1000 jobs through construction phase.
Father found guilty of murdering 2yo daughter
A jury has found Maketū man Aaron Izett guilty of murdering his daughter.
Tauranga mortgage lender hits $1b milestone
Tauranga-based First Mortgage Trust has reached a significant milestone.
A population surge is tipped for Pāpāmoa, but will it get the infrastructure it needs?
Residents say a proposed highway interchange can't come soon enough.
Petitioners against Māori wards unfazed at plans to abolish law
Minister plans to axe law that allows petitions to potentially overturn council decisions.