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Cricket: Geyser make competitive debut
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Big Lotto winners from Tauranga and the Bay of Plenty
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Participation: How to stop the decline
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Local iwi show interest in buying Maketu Pies
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'I feel honoured to captain her': On board Captain Cook's replica ship Endeavour
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Strategy to transform Māori health to be rolled out in the Bay
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How the Volcanix plan to build on first win
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Steamers do the mahi and get the treats
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Another confirmed measles case in Taupō, residents at risk
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Drowning prevention: Water Safety New Zealand invests in the Bay
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David Beck: Steamers have the unstoppable Chase Tiatia
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Post and procrastinating blamed for slow start to voting
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Batten down the hatches: Strong winds to batter the Bay
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Iconic Bay company Maketu Pies in receivership
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Double Olympic delight for Kiwi kayakers
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Futsal: Mixed bag for Bay of Plenty Surge
Bay of Plenty Surge started their national futsal campaign with mixed results.
Heartbreaking burglaries: But why aren't we reporting them?
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Tauranga cheaper to trade up than Rotorua
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2019 HoopNation uniform to celebrate Mauao
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Our View: Why we should listen to Greta Thunberg
Great Thunberg urgently beats the climate change drum.
Endeavour replica ship arrives in Tauranga
A replica of Captain James Cook's Endeavour has arrived in Tauranga.
Which Bay is best? Steamers host Hawke's Bay
The second placed Steamers host first placed Hawke's Bay in Tauranga on Saturday.
Busted: $28m of cannabis seized in a year
About $28 million of cannabis was seized in the region and police are not softening up.
Spate of crashes on Bay of Plenty roads overnight
A number of minor crashes happened in the Bay overnight
Police on lookout for wanted man in the Bay
Anyone with information on Parata Taite's whereabouts is asked to contact Police.
Meth is a scourge but some have broken free
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New season, new dreams for Bay of Plenty futsal
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David Beck: A nation holds its breath
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