Call for Tauranga wage subsidy extension
Some Tauranga sectors says they need an extension to the wage subsidy.
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Did Tauranga drivers adhere to level 4 lockdown?
Tauranga roads were far from quiet during the level 4 lockdown.
Watch out for overnight roadworks
The work is being completed between 8pm-5am to limit disruption.
Local Focus: Music scene hits 'a brick wall'
Gigging musicians adapt in quarantine. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
One person taken to hospital after Tauranga highway crash
A two-vehicle crash in Maungatapu
Cycling popularity surges during lockdown
"It looks like people felt safer to ride bikes during the lockdown..."
Emergency water delivery for Matakana Island residents in lockdown
"We would usually be pretty self-sufficient ... but with lockdown it makes it harder."
Trees fall on to cars as wild weather lashes Bay of Plenty
Stormy weather overnight brought trees downs in the Bay of Plenty.
Bay property developer leaves lasting legacy
Tauranga property developer Bob Thorne has left his indelible mark on the city.
Shocked back to life: Burned man's 'miracle' recovery
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'We are all just elated': Man found alive in bush after three days
"Cold and weak" but alive after three days in bush.
Local Focus: Music scene hits ‘a brick wall’
Gigging musicians adapt in quarantine. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Where is Liam Mcpherson? Canyon staff join search
Twelve search and rescue teams are looking for the 28-year-old in the Waiorongomai Valley.
More money for power bills to lift spirits of struggling people
The doubling of the Winter Energy Payment is welcomed news.
GO LOCAL! Why is it important?
We hit the streets to find out how and why Tauranga residents are supporting local.
'Surge in separations': Experts expect relationship issues to bubble to the surface
Some people have already called their lawyer about splitting up.
Domestic gold: The new solution to rescue Tauranga's visitor industry
Tauranga is in a good position to win domestic visitors, industry leaders say.
Park maintenance back in action in level 3
The city has almost 1600 hectares of parks and reserves and 98km of public walkways.
Nominations open for three new trustees on TECT board
TECT is a Western Bay of Plenty organisation that provides support for community projects.
Tauranga foodbank sees huge surge of new clients
A third of people the Foodbank had helped in the last month had never used it before.
Local Focus: Level 3 opening ‘our busiest day ever’
Good news for some as businesses begin to re-open. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Level 3 opening 'our busiest day ever'
Good news for some as businesses begin to re-open. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tauranga man could lose 30-year-old business after huge lockdown theft
The man had owned the business for 30 years in Tauranga.
'I miss my girl desperately': Devastated dad as teen's kidnapper sent to jail
Sister also tells of crying every day as kidnapper is jailed.
Garry Webber - Buy Local must be our new catchcry
NZME has launched GO LOCAL! to encourage people to buy and support local.
Hanging out for takeout? Be safe and spread your support around
COMMENT: Showing respect also important.
GO LOCAL! Professional golfer turns grocery assistant through Covid-19
No golf course, no golf. No golf, no income.
Tauranga couple take lockdown walks to the next level
When alert level 4 came in, all things party-based "ground to a halt".
SH2 between Waihī and Paeroa reopens after stock truck crash
Between 10 to 15 cows were in the river, while others were still trapped in the truck.
Overnight highway resealing to start in Bethlehem
The works will be completed overnight from May 2 to May 7, between 6pm and 6am.