Police release name of woman killed in SH2 crash
Police continue to investigate the circumstances of the 8.25pm crash on Wednesday.
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Police flex their judicial muscle as people ignore self-isolation rules.
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"What I'm doing is doing what any good commander would be doing."
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The most common reason was travelling to supermarkets outside of their neighbourhood.
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Local Focus: Tumbleweeds on the streets of Tauranga
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Residents following the two-meter rule. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
New Tauranga port measures for urgent cargo
"Our focus is to ensure vital food, medical and other supplies can keep moving".
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Letter: Being kind making the most of the situation
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
No, you can't go fishing in the coronavirus lockdown
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State of national emergency declared
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One person dead after crash near Aongatete
The circumstances of the crash would be investigated.
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Take self-isolation, two-metre rule seriously. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Take self-isolation, two-meter rule seriously. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
U-turn: Council reverses decision to keep Mauao open
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David Beck: It's crucial Covid-19 pandemic isn't followed by a mental health pandemic
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"This is going to give us the greatest flexibility."
Drive-in Covid-19 triage centre opens in Tauranga
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Bay of Plenty GPs using technology in lockdown
The aim was to reduce the number of people physically entering general practices.
'I made a mistake': Tauranga mayor told to apologise for 'outburst'
"It is not something I've witnessed before in my years in local government."