Letters: Students should find spot for Mountie statue
City bus service performance also questioned.
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Elms endorses giving Mission St to ŌtamatahaTrust
Showdown brewing in council meeting as some push to overturn last week's decision.
Football: Tough loss for WaiBOP women
The WaiBOP women's football team went down to Auckland in their opening match.
BOP pair do battle in 10km championship
Tauranga's Aaron Pulford and Rotorua's Michael Voss finished first and second.
Traffic delays as safety barriers installed on State Highway 2
Work was expected to take place between 9am and 4pm
Bus and car crash on Hewletts Rd
Traffic was heavy, but one lane was still flowing.
No car? No problem: Free buses for World Car Free Day
World Car Free Day is coming this Sunday
Motorcyclist flown off Motiti Island after hitting cow
An injured motorcyclist has been airlifted off a Bay of Plenty Island after hitting a cow.
Learning how to better preserve precious Māori items
A taonga workshop is hoped to help preserve some of local iwi's precious items.
Bryan Gould: Save the criticism and give credit where due
Sometimes, giving credit where it's due can be the best policy.
Letters: Government needs to resort to blackmail over vaccinations
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
NHL: NZ's best compete in Tauranga
Tauranga is hosting New Zealand's top hockey players in the Ford National Hockey League.
Revealed: How much taxpayers have paid to house homeless
More than $1million has been spent in Tauranga putting homeless people into motels.
Cutting through the smoke: How safe is vaping?
Is vaping the answer to getting smokers to put the cigarettes down?
Toddlers come away from crash without a scratch
A Rotorua mum believes rear-facing child car seats helped in crash.
Revealed: Tauranga's best and worst suburbs for rental return
How much would you pay for a rental in Tauranga's cheapest suburbs?
Humble hip hop crew leaves with AIMS trophy
AIMS Games gives dancers opportunity to excel on and off the stage.
Women's Rugby: Volcanix go down fighting
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix put up a good fight in their loss to Auckland Storm.
Te Puke newcomer Stephen Fawcett keen to shake things up
Western Bay of Plenty mayoral contender is a newcomer to politics.
College pays tribute to beloved teacher Logan Gemming
Tauranga Boys College's hockey turf has been named in memory a teacher and his family
Hunt for new home for surfer statue 'Mountie'
The hunt for a new home for the iconic statue, in storage since mid-2018, has begun.
Mayoral candidate Margaret Murray-Benge: Fighting for the community
Margaret Murray-Benge says she's ready for a fight to become mayor of Western Bay.
Measles vaccine shortage sparks 'anger' and tears
The measles vaccine shortage in the Bay of Plenty has caused upset and tears.
Garry Webber: From hammering kiwifruit boxes to leading the Western Bay
Western Bay of Plenty mayoral candidate Garry Webber reveals why he's running again.
Hilary Price's crusade for abused, neglected children
Profile: One woman's 16-year fight to help abused and neglected Tauranga kids.
AIMS Games comes to a close
Tauranga was treated to six days of non-stop sport this week.
Tauranga Intermediate claim rugby title
In the AIMS Games Rugby Sevens, Tauranga Intermediate are no longer the bridesmaids.
Five revelations from the damning Bella Vista report
COMMENT & ANALYSIS: Review by retired judge contains interesting findings.
Tauranga building company goes into liquidation, owes money
The Inland Revenue Department was the applicant creditor.
Fruit trees stolen from kindy
The theft, from a Tauranga kindergarten, was discovered on Wednesday morning.
Local business wins prestigious international award
The awards were presented by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern
Volcanix look for big win in Whakatāne
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix take on Auckland in the Farah Palmer Cup on Saturday.