Letters: Govt reluctance to tighten alcohol laws
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Photographer showcases 'raw and real' portraits of 40 NZ women over 40
Women are notoriously hard on themselves and this is about letting go of perfection.
Amazeing: Rotorua icon to reopen in December
New owners Chris and Fiona Callander promise visitors fun, challenges and surprises.
'High need' for school lunches as more students need food to 'cope with the day'
A principal said the food crisis for families is far greater than is being funded by Govt.
Pukehina teen opens up about road to recovery after bone marrow transplant
'What I have been through is a lot harder than what it looks like from the outside.'
$20.5 million in rates still unpaid as late penalties loom
The last day of the council's grace period for rates is October 31.
'Shocked': Cyclist told to 'f*** off' after saying kia ora
The abuse happened on Tauranga's main road.
One dead after Kaimai Range Summit crash, SH29 open
'The road diversions available will likely add significant travel time.'
Man arrested after hours-long standoff with armed police
Multiple police including AOS swooped on a Tauranga property in Otumoetai.
Sonya Bateson: We don't want our children becoming rapists through ignorance
OPINION: Parents should be teaching young adults about healthy sexual relationships.
Driver praised as investigation into school bus fire begins
'Buses can be replaced, and we are so thankful no-one was injured.'
Opinion: Alcohol-related harm can be reduced - if we act
We all pay the price when it comes to inaction over alcohol-related harm.
Letters to the editor: Removal of Mauao memorial seat appalling
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Magic of the mallet: Croquet club celebrates 100 years
Tauranga Croquet Club marks its centenary at Tauranga Domain this weekend.
Doctors say patients 'choosing to die' due to lack of local treatment options
Health Minister blames issues on legacy of underfunding by past governments.
'There was blood... everywhere': Police mental health callouts rise
'We're building a whole new mental health system and it does take time' - health minister.
Why the future of Tauranga Racecourse has been delayed
Hearings into the Greerton Maarawaewae Study won't be heard until next year.
'A hell of a blaze': Firefighters tackle school bus fire near Paengaroa
'I was standing about 150 metres from the bus and the heat was pretty intense' - witness.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: When it comes to social services, it's results that count
OPINION: It's time to start measuring the impact of social investment.
What's happening at Whakaari/White Island? Plume of steam and ash spotted
The island is being continuously monitored for further changes in unrest.
'It's a starting point': First female Super Rugby coaches have big dreams
Crystal Kaua replaces Allan Bunting, who lead the team to the title last year.
Helicopter heroes: White Island rescuers' bravery honoured
Pilot: 'It felt that we were doing as much as we could but not enough for people.'
'Aspirational': Tauranga to become 'best host city' for events, despite 'barriers'
A lack of accommodation and fit-for-purpose venues have been highlighted - report.
Comment: Let's hear it for the Very Good Boys and Girls
OPINION: We all love a Good Dog story.
City celebrates 'fantastic' Labour Weekend
Tauranga was full over the weekend, which was "fantastic".
Kids charity feeding 1500 more hungry students in Bay of Plenty schools
Demand has increased for KidsCan food at school as the cost of living soars.
Bardoul duo now both capped by Steamers
On retiring from rugby, Johan turned to teaching and hopes to become a professional coach.
Dancing, DJs and dress-ups: Halloween dance party raising money for charity
All proceeds will go to the mental health charity I Am Hope.
A dispute, a fire and a $100k bill: Five-year battle over public reserve comes to an end
A fire, burying of rubbish and threat of more permanent structures sparked renewed action.
Samantha Motion: Protests trump apathy as climate disaster looms
Opinion: Perhaps 'extreme' protests are needed to snap us out of our cognitive dissonance.
'Did we miss something?' Retired detective's 30-year search for answers in cold case
The family of Judy Yorke, last seen at a Tauranga party, and a retired cop still hope.
'Intense': Sam Uffindell tells of furore's impact on him and family
Tauranga MP also tells of the conversation during that trip with Todd Muller.
'Distressing': Family's grief reignited after authorities remove 'sacred' memorial seat
'They've taken away a place of remembrance for us without talking to us...'
Council's diversity campaign leads to less diversity
While there were some younger members on the council, there was less ethnic diversity.