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Protest to save Bayfair underpass
A protest to save the Bayfair underpass is under way.
Shop owner gets apology from star of 'name and shame' video
"He just wanted to show he's sincerely sorry."
Calls for 'monster' Jason Reihana to die slow, painful death
The father of a man murdered by his girlfriend's jealous ex has forgiven the killer.
Tauranga driver Ben Thomasen in running for two NZ titles
A rally of mixed fortunes for the Tauranga crews on the Coromandel roads.
Pyes Pa residents call for safer speed limits
Hundreds of people call for slower speed limits in a busy part of Pyes Pa.
The Elms: Land grab or historic opportunity?
A Tauranga historic site provokes controversy and pointed comments.
And they're off! Late additions make 10-horse race for Tauranga mayoralty
From old hats to fresh faces - see who wants your vote in the upcoming election.
Workmanship and attention to detail clinches building apprentice award
Results were announced at the Tauranga Yacht and Power Boat Club on Friday.
Flying Mullet Pāpāmoa go into final game on top
The Soccer Shop WaiBOP Championship and W-League winners have been confirmed.
Letters: Bayfair underpass or overpass? That is the question
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Bryan Gould: A shortage of money is not a reason for not doing something
Has Reserve Bank deployed all its weapons?
Steamers thump Waikato in Rotorua
The Bay of Plenty Steamers have beaten Waikato 40-14 in Rotorua.
'Shanty town' fears for Mount Maunganui reserve
'This reserve is just going to look like a shanty town.'
All action at secondary school finals day
The first week of Baywide Secondary School Rugby finals were held in Whakatāne.
Bowel cancer patient brings funding fight to Parliament after spending $110k on drug
The petition calls for Pharmac to fund Cetuximab for bowel cancer patients.
Bay Coast Rowing Club encourages budding rowers
Youths encouraged to try rowing in Tauranga.
High number of Bay men committing suicide a concern
Early intervention is critical, according to the Mental Health Foundation.
True grit: One woman's story of surviving oppression and tragedy
Motivational speaker Steffi August talks about getting through her worst moments.
Willa ready to ring in 105 with a party
'Ahh, there's Betty' she said, looking at a birthday card from Queen Elizabeth II.
'Kick in the guts': Double murderer's early release
Police apologise after family not warned killer was out and living nearby.
Dawn Picken: Let's put the phrase 'political correctness' on the scrap heap
It's time to retire an old phrase from politics - and everywhere else.
Letters: Assisted suicide could become legalised murder
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Fresh faces for BOPRC and BOPDHB
The slogan Let's bang this out is one of three slogans in this year's BOPRC elections.
More time to have a say on Tauranga Corrections site
Department of Corrections received over 50 community responses regarding the proposal.
Retired Tauranga doctor and pilot dies aged 99
"He was super genuine": Aero club president remembers Dr Allan White.
School Sport: Mount Maunganui College vs Lynfield College
School sport at Mount Maunganui College.
Minister launches SocialLink research into Bay wait times
The research involved a series of reports and videos to raise awareness of social issues.
Western Bay of Plenty election candidates revealed
Candidates for local body elections are revealed.
Tauranga student scores $72,000 scholarship for US
Eighteen-year-old filmmaker leaves for California next month.
Woman and child reported missing found safe
Police yesterday asked for help in locating the 27-year-old and her daughter
'Traumatic': Mum's horror after toddler twins struck with measles
A Tauranga mum is warning other parents of the perils of measles.