Tauranga Arts Festival farewells Ria Hall
She was in the position for just four months.
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'We've had a bit of a hiding': Tornado as Bay of Plenty lashed with wild weather
"Driving conditions will also be hazardous with surface flooding and poor visibility."
'Really scary': SH2 speeders putting roadworkers' lives at risk
Within five hours, police caught 157 people speeding through works on State Highway 2.
Jo Raphael: The creative ways people are remembering their loved ones
COMMENT: The ways ashes can be memorialised are endless.
'There's going to be an accident': Mount surfies lobby for crossing
They live a few minutes walk from the beach but often drive to avoid having to cross.
The weird and wonderful: How Tauranga people are spreading ashes in 2020
Where would you like your ashes to lie?
Public transport challenge: Use buses while they are free
"We are in times where things are different ... We need to give this a try."
'Stupid idea' or 'so needed'? Big change coming for holiday hotspot
Surprise! The one-way trial idea for Pilot Bay is back, and it's been extended.
Lawsuit over defects in apartment building settled
Details secret but 'outcome good for ratepayers in the circumstances'.
Tactix charge back to beat Magic
An excellent second half gave the Tactix victory over the Magic.
Club rugby is back, with a twist
Covid-19 and the resulting lockdown forced a change to this year's Baywide rugby format.
Power pole falls on Mount Maunganui street
PowerCo was reporting that 25 properties lost power as a result of the crash.
Matt Cowley: Local businesses looking down barrel of increased costs
COMMENT: There will likely be a lot of uncertainty from buyers and consumers.
Go Local! Farrah's road trip spreading the love to the locals
Farrah's 'We Love You for Loving Local' road trip runs from June 23 to July 3.
Local Focus: Have your say on the revised annual plan
Covid-tweaked plan back out for public consultation. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Have your say on the revised annual plan
Covid-tweaked plan back out for public consultation. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
There she blows! Strong winds blow apart Tauranga woman's shed
Garden tools and a bike were seen strewn down the lawn.
'Utterly unfair': Massive proposed commercial rates rise slammed
The change would result in a weekly rates rise of $9.32 for a median commercial ratepayer
Operation Silk: Defendants in court after police raids
The Mongols have been accused of being involved in six known shootings with other gangs.
Photos: Winners announced in architecture awards
Twenty-four projects have received awards.
Bay of Plenty murder accused court case put off to next month
The man is charged with murder and unlawful possession of a firearm.
Up and Running: Campaign offering small businesses free billboard ads 'overwhelming' success
Praise for free advertising scheme for small businesses affected by lockdown.
Free foliage! More than 2500 trees gifted to Bay schools
About 300 schools across the Bay of Plenty were set to benefit.
Power cut to more than 200 Aongatete properties
PowerCo were reporting that 228 Aongatete properties lost power about 12.35am.
'Blatant filibustering': Clash over Totara St cycle route funding
Full support for a new cycle route has been overshadowed as accusations fly over funding.
Six shootings: The Mongols and the violent turf war over Tauranga
Police on covert investigation quietly intervened to stop further violence in gang wars.
Nine-year-old flown to hospital with serious burns
A rescue helicopter was sent to transport the nine-year-old to Waikato Hospital yesterday.
Mongols raids: AK47s, Molotov cocktails seized by police
The arrests will result in at least 228 charges being laid, police say.
Making the world a better place: The Kollective nets $140k for charity
"...this last 12 months at The Kollective has been incredibly inspiring."
Unanimous: Council backs safe, separated cycle route for Totara St
The route would be a mix of crossings, shared off-road pathways and a separated cycleway.
No more 'dilly dally': Decision due on safety fix after cyclist's death
'We can't dilly dally any longer.'
Comment: Outcry over Rotorua as quarantine base justified
All we can do is wait and hope that there is no risk to those in our communities.