'You are at the front of our minds' - BOP Civil Defence
"Before this current resurgence we had lots of hui and debriefs so we could all learn."
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Bay funeral directors are bracing themselves for a possible move to alert level three.
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Letters to the editor: Postponement of election a wise idea
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Covid-19: Goodbye: Tauranga loses $59m in visitor spending
Tauranga has lost $59 million in visitor spend.
Aucklanders flock to Bay, locals flock to get tested
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Kids dragged through the mud - and happy about it
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Drama students picked among best in NZ in Shakespeare comp
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Woman appears in court for sneaking on to isolation hotel
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'Devil in the detail': Parking fears over $45m Cameron Rd project
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'Dramatic increase': Estimated 900 people tested for Covid in BOP yesterday
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Western Bay council officer kicked in stomach while on job
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Tauranga bracing for round 2 of level 2
The Government announced there were four confirmed Covid-19 cases with no known source.
Bethlehem couple's special gift to four grieving families
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Orders for protection face masks in Tauranga surge
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Homeless for 25 years: What it's like to have a home
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Council to take legal action over Harington St Transport Hub
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Local Focus: Waiariki's biggest election issue is Covid recovery
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City Council to address pollution at Mount Maunganui
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Stunned and humbled: Todd Muller overwhelmed with response to mental health battle
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Covid-19 testing rates on rise in Bay of Plenty
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Total $13m approved for new Pāpāmoa primary school
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Phone data shows visitor influx to coastal BOP during school holidays
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There's more than a seat at stake in the Māori Party's bid to win back Waiariki
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