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UFO or lens flare? You be the judge
Sighting of unexplained lights in Bay skies have sparked nearly a dozen similar reports
Sighting of unexplained lights in Bay skies have sparked nearly a dozen similar reports
Charges set to double in parts of Tauranga city centre to encourage more bus use
Tamsin Trainor welcomes baby just after success in seven-year fight for justice
Bay of Plenty Tourism thrilled with response to survey on life in region
A Herculean effort by his three mates brought Sam Brown's body back to his family.
North Island Showjumping Champs in Tauranga 'fantastic', says organiser.
A man who was at the centre of an Armed Offenders Squad callout at the weekend will appear in Tauranga District Court this afternoon. A
New images of the yet-to-be-completed Tauranga tidal stairs offer the first glimpse of the $2.8 million project four months into construction. Drone
Beachgoers seemed mostly oblivious of the feat as Brent Bourgeois and Nathan Pettigrew arrived in Tauranga after an epic paddle.
SHEER GRUNT: Jodie Verhulst, right, battles fellow Tauranga driver Cole Armstrong at Baypark over the weekend. PHOTO / SIMON CHAPMAN
RATES BUMP: City-wide rates for Tauranga are proposed to lift by 3.8 per cent this year. PHOTO/FILE A_140515gn38bop.JPG By John Cousins Tauranga
Brent Bourgeois and Nathan Pettigrew arrived in Mt Maunganui tonight after paddling and kayaking from Auckland.
A young Tauranga couple are building their dream home for no more than $40,000.
A $5 million dollar proposal to build a state-of-the-art tourist information centre has been approved by Tauranga City Council, but in a digital age could there have been a different way of supporting tourists. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A $5 million dollar proposal to build a state-of-the-art tourist information centre has been approved by Tauranga City Council, but in a digital age could there have been a different way of supporting tourists. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The last-surviving member of the trio of women who created the Tino Rangatiratanga flag speaks out about that important time in New Zealand's history. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The last-surviving member of the trio of women who created the Tino Rangatiratanga flag speaks about that important time in New Zealand's history. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The Tauranga woman was due to talk with Mike Hosking, but said the conversation might take an odd turn.
A mockup of what The Mall (Pilot Bay) would look like - one-way for motorists with a separated cycleway. Photo/supplied Pilot_bay_mockup_correct_di Adams
By Ruth Keber HARD TIMES: Paul Hilliam remembers the Christchurch earthquakes six years after the devastated the South Island city
A Tauranga school principal says substandard housing in the city is making children sick - with 11 of her pupils hospitalised within
A Tauranga man caught importing ecstasy powder and tablets, who claimed he got the idea from watching a television programme, has
A Tauranga man has snared one of the biggest awards in the visual effects industry for his work on Game of Thrones. Caleb Thompson
Double-murderer Jason Reihana was treated at Waikato Hospital earlier this month next to patients unaware they were sharing a ward with him.
Workplace safety legislation that came into effect last year has influenced two award-winning local companies in a range of ways
The Pukehina man who fell asleep while driving and bowled a mother and her two young children as she pushed a pram has faced his penalty
Tropical downpours are drenching the north of the North Island as thunderstorms loom over Northland, Auckland and Waikato.
GUILTY: Nicole Marie Reynolds stole pill bottles before killing two motorists, a court has found. PHOTO / FILE By Sandra Conchie A
HOMELESS: (from left) Daniela Setters, Jared Castle and Ed Castle were grieving over two deaths when told to move out of their home
WHAT ARE WE DOING? Tauranga Homelessness Steering Group presented findings and plans to city councillors on how to tackle the wicked