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Jo Raphael: We must plug the border gaps
OPINION: Why haven't we been focused on ports?
Bay pie legend now king of the sausage roll
Judges were looking for a traditional sausage roll of specific weight and length.
'Forgotten' suburb Greerton left to manage council's 'stuff up'
"We are feeling a bit forgotten about" - locals feel traffic congestion is being ignored.
Coffee cart stolen and ransacked
"That's a part of your business, it's your livelihood, so without it you've got nothing."
Family tried to take slain toddler from murder accused, court hears
The great grandparents of a child killed in Maketū say they had concerns for her welfare.
Letters to the editor: Shame on Tauranga for ignoring alternative transport
A cycle trip in Tauranga at the weekend left a letter writer frustrated.
The Leers: From Mount Maunganui College to Mount Smart Stadium
The Leers are a group of musicians who found their passion through friendship.
Slain 2yo was a 'social butterfly' who 'put a smile' on everyone's faces
The ex-partner of man accused of murdering his daughter has spoken in court.
World first surgery at Tauranga Hospital
The new surgery could represent a major advance in the treatment of prostate cancer.
Covid-19 testing foreign seafarers not practical, Port of Tauranga says
It comes after calls for testing of all seafarers entering New Zealand waters.
David Beck: There is a thin line between political debate and toxicity
OPINION: Keyboard warriors were out in force during the 2020 election.
Maketū murder accused told 111 operator he was a 'multimillionaire', court hears
The mother of a 2-year-old allegedly murdered by her father also gives evidence.
Students win Czech Republic art award
Sienna Olsen and Ella Mitchell achieved high distinctions in an international competition.
'Very humbled': Bay of Plenty MP Todd Muller on his return to Parliament
The Bay of Plenty MP says he is now 'in a pretty good place'.
Climate change hui a 'coalition of the willing'
Representatives from across the Bay of Plenty gathered in Te Puke yesterday.
Inside the tragic death of Baby Royal
Social workers should have visited baby after concerns raised just weeks before his death.
Travel itch: Tauranga campervan sales spike post-Covid
'New entrant' buyers in their 40s are heading the surge of interest in campervans.
Letters to the editor: Bin changes are a rubbish result
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
'A light to our lives': Family of missing woman plead for information
The family of missing woman Rebeka Storey are asking the public for help.
Missing for six weeks: Tauranga woman's car found at campground
Rebeka Storey has been missing since September 5.
Serious injuries after person hit by car in Tauranga
Police are trying to find the driver.
Red wash: Data shows how Labour smashed National's stronghold in the Bay
Labour won every electorate in the region for party votes for first time in 18 years.
'Meth rage': Father on trial accused of murdering his 2yo daughter
Jury must decide if defendant was insane at the time.
Is this the new leader of the Māori Party?
Waititi says it could "naturally fall that way" but he wasn't his party's only leader.
Young Innovators tackle Covid-19 challenges
Celebrating Tauranga's most innovative students. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local sport and community groups awarded $540k
More than 40 sporting and community groups received funding.
30km a day! Teen to run the length of New Zealand
Shay Broomhall aims to run from Cape Reinga to Bluff while raising money for a good cause.
'I'm just buzzing': Labour mandate has list MP Jan Tinetti on cloud nine
'I am just happy to be there and be there for Tauranga.'
Kiri Gillespie: Tide has changed on Muldoon-style politics
OPINION: There has been a shift in what people want from the politicians they elect.
Serious head injury after car rolls on Matakana Island
The TECT Rescue Helicopter was called to Matakana Island.
Samantha Motion: How Simon Bridges could rise again
OPINION: He says he's been there, done that - but we can't rule out a new leadership tilt.
'No regrets': Muller on victory, loss - and Judith Collins
'The country has spoken very clearly .. We need to reflect on that.'
'Revved up': Hannah Tamaki vows to come back 'stronger'
'I am quite excited for the future of Vision NZ.'