'Shining the light': Dawn service at Mauao summit to mark White Ribbon Day
"It's about time men stepped up and did something positive."
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Why Mount CBD has more vacant shops than usual
The city's three main CBDs are facing the challenge of high retail rents and empty shops.
'There is no hope for me here': Mum dying of cancer makes desperate decision
'It's pretty horrific when I think of the girls,' Erin McDonnell says.
Katikati College asks ministry for help with employment matters
Ministry deciding whether "intervention" is needed.
'Good buzz': Christmas appeal hits $10k donation mark
Delight as Tauranga digs deep to help others.
Local Focus: Tauranga leads the way with electric buses
Quiet, free Wi-Fi, USB charging and the environment. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Injuries mean speedsters Portia Woodman, Michaela Blyde out
But both aim to be available for selection for Hamilton Sevens in January.
Bumper season: Three cruise ships dock at Tauranga port
The ships have brought floods of guests to the city.
Tauranga camp aims to unearth taekwondo talent
And they'll also focus on personal development.
Man stable after serious Welcome Bay crash
The Serious Crash Unit was investigating the collision.
Samantha Motion: Fly tippers are scum. So here's what we should do with them
COMMENT: It's time to pump up the penalties and stop the culprits.
$17m Tauranga meth bust: Identities of accused revealed
Two men have been charged with importing millions worth of meth into NZ.
'I've been very lucky': Tauranga's MacCalman finalist in Attitude Awards
But the real reward is in the smiles of young people he works with.
Tauranga father and daughter take on Parliament with petition for cancer drug funding
"I will never forget the hideous day of his terminal diagnosis."
$6 billion spent on retail in Bay of Plenty year but staff shortages
In the Bay of Plenty, customers spend about $6 billion a year in retail.
England's Barmy Army gets the atmosphere going at Bay Oval
The sun was shining, a trumpet was playing, and the Barmy Army was singing along.
Local Focus: Tauranga leads the way with electric buses
Clean, quiet, free wi-fi, USB charging, and did we mention the environment? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Baylink project: Te Maunga roundabout to move 11m
Detours will be in place while the work takes place.
Wardlaw risked death playing professional rugby
'I thought I had finally made it' - rising rugby star's dream crushed
Police operation under way in Tauranga central
A police operation appeared to be happening on State Highway 2 at Takitimu Drive.
Arrests follow $17 million Tauranga drug bust
The vessel arrived in Tauranga from Fiji on November 18.
Cancer petition: Tauranga family calls for drug to be funded
The Dunne family has spent more than $120,000 on treatment.
Ōmokoroa home to be demolished
Ōmokoroa home teetering on a cliff will be replaced by a small reserve and lookout.
Centuries to test cricket - Bay Oval milestones
Both teams are keen to get started.
Work begins to repair Mauao base track 'under urgency'
Mayor promises quicker, cheaper fix - but what's the downside?
Puppies found abandoned by holidaying SPCA inspector
The Tauranga SPCA inspector happened upon the puppies by chance.
Winner! Tauranga Lotto player sweeps big prize
The winning ticket was a Strike Four.
'Somebody had to stop him': Vigilante charged after ramming 'dangerous' driver
But Tauranga businessman vows to fight the case.
Super Sixes players get to experience live test action
And that's after a day of playing cricket themselves.
College defends review process after former teacher censured
Principal Robert Mangan said it was a unique incident which should not have happened.