Bay gymnasts tackle national challenge
Sixty-five Bay of Plenty gymnasts are competing at the New Zealand Gymnastics Champs.
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Iconic Bay company Maketu Pies in receivership
Maketu Pies was placed into receivership last week.
Sand mining protesters 'just stirrers', says trust chairman
Protesters brave rain over mine concerns
Double Olympic delight for Kiwi kayakers
Bay of Plenty's Luuka Jones and Jack Dangen were in action overnight.
Police charge two men with Omanu Superette robbery
Two men are facing charges in relation to an armed robbery at a Tauranga superette.
Volker Gerling brings flipbook magic to Tauranga
The German artist will present his travel-portraits project at the Tauranga Arts Festival.
Man arrested after random blindside tackle in Tauranga
Police have arrested a man in relation to a random attack in Tauranga in April.
Futsal: Mixed bag for Bay of Plenty Surge
Bay of Plenty Surge started their national futsal campaign with mixed results.
Mental health awareness festival dazzles Mount Maunganui
The event was held as part of Mental Health Awareness Week.
Councillor's classic car damaged in attack
The damage happened at Downtown the Mount yesterday
Heartbreaking burglaries: But why aren't we reporting them?
More than 26 per cent of crimes reported to Bay of Plenty police were burglaries.
Letters: Original Elms decision was a win-win for everyone
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Plenty of school holiday activities for Tauranga families
There is plenty on offer for Tauranga children and families these October school holidays.
Shake-up for Baywide cricket competition
A new team and midweek Twenty20 matches headline the changes to Baywide cricket.
Welfare reforms will not come fast enough: Tauranga mum
A Tauranga mother is calling on the Government to make urgent welfare changes to get ahead
Tauranga cheaper to trade up than Rotorua
The median value of properties bought by first-home buyers in Rotorua was $395,000.
'It's in the blood': From green pastures to a Stoney Creek
Ex-farmer Brent McConnell lives and breathes his company Stoney Creek.
'Emotional Russian roulette': The painful ordeal of IVF
Infertility can be an emotionally and physically painful condition couples try to hide.
Prof James Renwick: Climate scientist and Greta Thunberg fanboy
He will be part of a panel discussing climate change at the Tauranga Arts Festival.
New Zealand wins right to host avocado congress
NZ to be the next host for World Avocado Congress.
Hundreds turn out for student climate strikes
Hundreds turned out to protest for their climate.
Parting shots: Retiring Tauranga councillor ranks his colleagues
Revealed: Councillor given top score also helped fundraise for ranking ad
2019 HoopNation uniform to celebrate Mauao
A highlight of the HoopNation tournament every year is the custom-designed shirts.
Our View: Why we should listen to Greta Thunberg
Great Thunberg urgently beats the climate change drum.
Don't forget your roots: Local rugby star honoured at old primary school
The accolade will hang metres away from the ex-pupil's name on the school honours board.
Top 10 signs of the student climate strikes
Hundreds of students marched through the city centre
Brewing new voters: Limited edition drop to get youth to the booths
The idea was sparked to increase youth engagement in the upcoming local body elections.
Hundreds of students turn out for climate change strikes in Tauranga
Students in Tauranga are taking part in the nationwide strike.
Bella Vista saga: The curious case of the missing computer server
And everyone the liquidators have spoken to is denying knowing anything about it.
Video: Pizza parlour attack - 'he's fallen like a rag doll'
A man randomly attacked in Tauranga is still recovering months after.
Dairy worker assaulted in aggravated robbery
Police were called to Ōmanu Superette on Oceanbeach Rd