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Midwives' union cancels strikes after ERA ruling
Midwives' strikes have been cancelled in Tauranga and Whakatāne until Tuesday.
Regional hubs too little too late for residents
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Man killed in Bay of Plenty 'workplace incident'
A person has died following a workplace incident involving a tree in Paengaroa today.
Police investigating needle found in capsicum
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Rotorua streams about to open for trout fishing fans
Some of Rotorua and Waikaremoana's best-known streams are about to re-open for summer.
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Education plays an important role in democracy.
Work starts on Paengaroa to Rotoiti cycleway
Work has started on the new cycle trail link between Paengaroa and Rotoiti.
Two Lotto players in the Bay of Plenty win
Lotto players from Tauranga and Rotorua have won big in last night's draw.
Laos visit inspires, humbles and moves
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Three Bay of Plenty women up for Best Try of 2018 Award
Michaela Blyde, Kelly Brazier and Renee Wickliffe have been named among the top 10.
Bay vs Northland in ND Fergus Hickey Rosebowl campaign
Bay of Plenty will play Northland in ND Fergus Hickey Rosebowl at Bay Oval this weekend.
Central Indians could prosper from Mount absences
Mount Maunganui lose several starters in their match-up with Central Indians this weekend.
Maketū Coastguard offers bar crossing training
The Bar Crossing Training Event will be held from 8am on December 9.
Rotorua torn on Tauranga begging ban
Rotorua retailers debate a 5m bylaw similar to one that has been confirmed in Tauranga
'Ludicrous' - other councils on begging bylaw
'If they can make it stick we may follow suit'
Should Rotorua follow Tauranga's begging ban?
Rotorua residents share their opinion on a begging ban in the city.
Toi Ohomai course to open tertiary doors
New courses helping kura kaupapa students transition to tertiary study.
NZ sevens clean up at Bay of Plenty Sports Awards
The 50th annual Bay of Plenty Sports Awards were held in Tauranga on Friday night.
Opinion: Ditch the screens, go back to books
The younger generations we are creating are skimming more and remembering less.
Hall of Fame status for Mount Maunganui icon
A Mount Maunganui icon has received Hall of Fame status on a global website.
All Blacks Sevens preparing for Dubai
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Motivation no issue for Black Ferns Sevens
The Black Ferns Sevens in full preparation mode for the Dubai Sevens.
Quintet sign for All Blacks Sevens
The All Blacks Sevens have locked in five more players going into the new season.
Bay of Plenty biosecurity champions win national awards
Biosecurity NZ announced the winners of the 2018 New Zealand Biosecurity Awards.
Tommy Wilson: Desperate plight as rental hikes hit homeless
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'Te Arawa took those trenches'
100 years on and one soldier's story is a taonga passed on to future generations.
Stories of those who served and gave their lives
How the stories of those who served and sacrificed their lives are still being told.
The Kiwi soldier who almost made it home
Wounded and gassed on the battlefield, he made it back to New Zealand and headed for home.
Opinion: Great War stories touched a nerve
To read first-hand accounts of World War I breaks your heart and invokes waves of dismay.
Warnings as deadly disease strikes Bay of Plenty
Health authorities are warning of a national outbreak of fatal infectious disease.
Opinion: Get rid of Guy Fawkes
Why do we commemorate the foiling of a terrorist and attempted murderer?