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New sense of freedom as Tauranga settles into level 1
Today marks the start of alert level 1.
New jobs scheme for at risk young people in the Bay launched
The Government is providing funding to help at-risk Bay of Plenty youth find jobs.
Local Focus: Pāpāmoa Catholic school unveils principal
New school in Golden Sands on track for February 2021. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Pāpāmoa catholic school unveils principal
New school in Golden Sands on track for February 2021. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Cricketer on Black Lives Matter: I acted when I was abused in NZ
Jofra Archer says he always been an advocate of speaking out against inequality.
Dance floors and 'proper' funerals to come back at level 1
What else will level 1 mean for you?
Go Local! Coffee Nexus app a coincidental solution to a common problem
Saekye Oh built the app to order coffee on his way to work and avoid waiting in line.
Bay businesses brace for move to alert level one
More Bay businesses can now access the Government's wage subsidy scheme.
Police investigating Gate Pa car fire
It was not clear whether it was suspicious at this stage.
Helping Hand: Almost $250,000 to local sport
More than 80 BOP sporting organisations have dipped into the Community Resilience Fund.
Staggering drop in Tauranga cold and flu cases
Health professionals are noticing a historically quiet start to the cold and flu season.
Brrrr...! Heavy snow closes roads as wintry blast moves up country
There is snow down to 400m in places of the South Island, what's in store for the north?
Disability parking abusers 'selfish and arrogant'
People parking where they shouldn't are affecting those with less mobility.
Convicted Tauranga arsonist sentenced next month
A Bay man has admitted setting fire to a heat pump at a police station and other charges.
Two-vehicle crash in Tauranga
A car crash in Otumoetai in Tauranga resulted in no injuries.
Local Focus: Row within Tauranga council escalates
What's going on at Tauranga Council? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Row within Tauranga council escalates
Criticisms and accusations traded between elected members. Made with NZ On Air funding.
Car rolls on SH 29 in Lower Kaimai range
Car rolled on SH 29 on the Lower Kaimai Range, one person suffered minor injuries.
Letters: Rates freeze for Western Bay may not be the right call
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
People evacuated after car fire spreads to house in Tauranga
It was not clear whether it was suspicious at this stage.
'Running hot': Tauranga homeowners make $112m in three months
The city's median profit from sales in the first quarter of 2020 was $269,375.
Petition started to save 'vibrant' Our Place
The Tauranga City Council is considering canning the CBD container village.
Larry Baldock refutes cutting debate claim
And councillors will discuss meeting report findings at a training day next week.
Salisbury opponent concedes she could be a good fit as deputy
Tauranga's deputy mayor position - who gets to choose?
Bay of Plenty business and community leaders ready for alert level 1
The lifting rules cannot come soon enough, says hospitality spokesman.
Opinion: NZ is ready to get back on track
COMMENT: Ardern was right to make the hard calls.
Covid 19 puts brakes on bus patronage goals
Bus patronage could have increased by as much as 25 per cent.
One person dies after State Highway 29, Lower Kaimai crash
Inquiries into the circumstances of the crash were ongoing.
Two people injured in SH29 crash, one in critical condition
A person is trapped in a vehicle on SH29 Lower Kaimai range.
Tauranga and Hamilton mayors strengthening ties to improve infrastructure and growth outcomes
Tauranga and Hamilton mayors advocate for closer ties to tackle growth challenges.
Funding boosts for three Bay community groups
Three community groups coffers are fuller after Bay of Plenty Regional Council grants.