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How is coronavirus being used as domestic violence tactic?
Those on the frontline have seen a surge in violence and abuse.
Landlords, tenant advocates clash over planned laws
"All the proposed changes disadvantage the landlord," one property owner wrote.
Tauranga Sikh Society gift 600 food parcels to those in need
The initiative was one that had been rolled out to Sikh temples across the country.
'Gather our strength': Tauranga community unite for Anzac Day
Many headed to their mailboxes this morning as a way to mark the day.
Tauranga tourism operators in 'holding pattern'
Tauranga tourism operators are hurting including one who has culled 30 staff.
Returned serviceman Dick Frew 'Stands At Dawn' for fallen Anzacs
The Malaya veteran has missed only four Anzac Day services in 58 years.
Port productivity jumps to record levels despite Covid 19
Kiwifruit and dairy strong but fears held for forestry.
'Important not to forget': Veteran reflects on Anzac Day
Tauranga's Bryan Cox, 95, was a Pacific World War II fighter pilot.
'Thought they were exempt from road rules': Essential worker drives at 176km/h
Drivers caught claim the road laws don't apply to them, say police.
Doctors urge all sore throats taken seriously
A sore throat in children could be a symptom of Covid-19 or Step A.
Mystery behind wafting foul smell revealed
The odour prompted a "highly unusual" number of complaints to local councils.
No new cases in the Bay, three-wave economic plan
It is the second day in a row the region has had no new cases.
Joy Fisher remembers Anzac family history
Joy Fisher's family has a long history of military involvement.
Bryan Gould: Bridges' leadership safe ... for now
Comment: Simon Bridges felt impelled to show that he was his own man.
New rules: How will alert level 3 impact hunters?
Tauranga hunters are being urged to be patient.
Three positive tests: Investigation into Covid 19 cases linked to hospital
Close contacts tested after staff and patient catch virus.
How you can commemorate Anzac Day in the Bay of Plenty
Bay of Plenty residents are encouraged to get creative.
Tauranga mayor to donate part of salary to homeless support cause
The donation follows calls for elected members to put their money where their mouth is.
No new cases in the Bay of Plenty, kiwifruit workers tested
Testing of 250 seasonal workers will be complete this afternoon.
Tauranga counsellors adapting to 'new normal' amid Covid-19 lockdown
"It's had a major impact on the way to do things."
Preschool centres like a 'petri dish of sickness' says mum
Schools and early childhood centres will open on April 29
'Blessed with a lovely life': Woman born in flu pandemic turns 100 in lockdown
Family celebrates milestone birthday using technology,
Revealed: Western Bay's $3b post-Covid 19 investment bid
The application was made on April 6 but has yet to be made public.
Man catches 20kg kingfish with his bare hands
It was the biggest fish Tauranga's Logan Reid has ever caught.
Large pod of orca spotted in Tauranga Harbour
It appeared the pod had been moving east down the coast.
No new cases, Anzac weekend restrictions
The total number of cases for the region is 47.
Air New Zealand to provide essential Tauranga flights
"It is the only air traffic we will have."
New trustees join the Tauranga Art Gallery Trust board
All three new trustees come with a raft past experience.
Cautious Tauranga schools 'step up' for Covid 19 level 3
Tauranga's principals are being pragmatic about students returning to school next week.
Covid 19: Tauranga and Rotorua retailers 'hurting'
Bay retailers say they back the Government's decision to easing of the lockdown slowly.
Tauranga council signs off $900K Covid 19 relief package
The package includes up to $100,000 for hardship-based relief from some council fees.
$30k in motorbikes seized after 'blatant' and 'selfish' excursion
The seven trail bikes seized, all relatively new, were powered between 250cc and 450cc.