Bay of Plenty rugby identity 'Uncle Stevie' dies
Well-known Greerton and Bay of Plenty rugby commentator has died.
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Todd Muller gives first speech at home as leader
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Will Johnston: There are the doers and there are the complainers
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Dawn Picken: Victory over Covid-19 could be a long, lonely time
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Stoners or socially acceptable users? Views aired over legalising cannabis
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Racism in Tauranga? Māori leaders think so but not everyone agrees
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Gang member who claims gang does good work loses security licence
Licensing authority sides with police.
'He was a great father': Son speaks of devastation after drink-driving tragedy
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Simultaneous raids: Cash, guns, vehicles seized in major organised crime operation
Six people arrested following raids in Whakatāne, Tauranga, Waikato and Auckland.
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Baycourt Community and Arts Centre to reopen
Baycourt can begin progressively reopening aspects of the Tauranga venue.
Katikati community rally to support town's most vulnerable
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Jo Raphael: Unrelenting road toll means it's time to rethink everything
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Letters: Council should focus on trees causing problems
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Mount Maunganui home invasion robbery pair jailed
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