State Highway 2 trial to improve traffic flow
The trial will take place towards the end of November.
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New mayor pushes for Mauao base track repairs 'by Christmas'
Weather events caused extensive damage to the track in 2017.
New bike track opened in Pāpāmoa
The track, a year in the making, has been officially opened.
Spate of suspicious and unexplained fires prompts warning
Some are being treated as suspicious, while others are still sitting as unexplained.
'I found a lump... I left it for like three months'
Imagine not getting six years of your life 'cos you were too 'blokey' to get checked.
Bay no 'cultural wasteland': Tauranga Arts Festival finishes up after hundreds flock to shows
"It's a positive thing for the CBD."
Top award winner keen to see more young hockey players stay in Tauranga
Plus all the winners from the Tauranga Hockey Association Awards.
Taxman owed more than $7 million by 43 Tauranga companies
The IRD has take 44 Tauranga businesses to the High Court for more than $7m in 30 months.
Final reunion: War vets 'closer than brothers'
A group of veterans who served in Malaya will gather in Tauranga for 60th reunion.
Police release name of Pyes Pa Rd fatal crash victim
The crash happened about 6am Monday on State Highway 36 between Rotorua and Tauranga.
Fire crews busy after numerous Guy Fawkes callouts
The number of fireworks-related call-outs crept close to 20.
New Tauranga City Council's first meeting: Who gets what
Tauranga's new council met for the first time - and it wasn't quite smooth sailing
Black Sticks women visit Rotorua school
Malfroy School students had some exciting visitors this week.
Pyes Pa Rd 'tragedy' raises road toll to 63 - 12 more than last year
It is understood yesterday's death brought the toll to 63 people killed on Bay roads.
The next step: What is high performance?
Women with dreams of joining a high performance rugby programme were shown what to expect.
No seatbelt: One person dead in State Highway 36 crash
The Serious Crash Unit has been advised.
'Hugely significant': Court of Appeal rules in Motiti Island decision
The future of a controversial move to introduce a marine reserve has been decided on.
International sevens debut for William Warbrick and Mahina Paul
The experienced players are hungry for game time, new players keen to gain experience.
Man arrested after allegedly setting police car on fire
Officers were called to an incident outside the Pāpāmoa Police station this morning.
'Putting them in prison isn't going to work': More warnings for crims
You're more likely to receive a police warning in the Bay of Plenty than anywhere else.
Bryan Gould: Butter's a bit better from New Zealand
We can all help by spreading a little more butter on our toast each morning.
Letters: Loss of flags small price to pay for win
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
It's getting hot in here! Tauranga records 28-degrees high
A high of 28C was recorded in Tauranga at the weekend.
2W Gravity Enduro: The race one wrap
'Great weather and trail conditions' made for an exciting day's racing.
Cricket: Greerton post 187-run win over Central Indians
Greerton were in commanding form when they hosted Central Indians.
Rivalry continued: Tauranga Boys' earn bragging rights
Tauranga Boys' College and Rotorua Boys' High School have squared off again.
Sevens: Te Puna freight train rolls on
When it comes to club sevens, Te Puna men and Rangiuru women are unstoppable forces.
'Historical baggage' cause of male Māori physical trauma rate - health advocate
"Māori men start at negative 10 while European men start at zero."
Want a job? Hospitality sector booming but staff needed
Turnovers have jumped by $182m in 4 years but Bay hospitality providers need more staff.
Punches and death threats - a GP's journey in treating addicts
Mount doctor is one of a handful of GPs in NZ who treat those with dependency issues.