BoP woman gets home detention for Covid wage subsidy fraud
She was sentenced in the Tauranga District Court.
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'It saved my life': Breast cancer survivor calls for extended screening age
'Extend the age up for our kuia and lower it for our wāhine,' Kirihi Murray says.
'High-risk hazard': Revised tsunami maps would have most in some suburbs flee to higher ground
An area previously listed as 'safe' is now at risk of inundation - but new refuges found.
Plans announced to build country's largest EV charging hub in Tauranga
Stage one of the charging hub was expected to be complete by the end of 2024.
Rentals 'snatched up within a day of being listed' in Tauranga
Tauranga was in the top 10 most expensive districts to rent in during August.
Mount Hot Pools to temporarily close
The hot ocean water complex will close its doors for maintenance on October 9.
'Spiralled': How mum's untreated ADHD led to a 'severe' eating disorder
Kat Hamill shares how she reached her 'breaking point' and sought help.
Harrowing abuse: Domestic violence survivor reveals the first red flag
"I used to get beaten, kicked, whipped, threatened with a machete ..."
Top law firm cautioned after ‘workaround’ advice led to foreign investment law breaches
The foreign investment watchdog said it was concerned by the law firm's approach.
Mark Lister: Don’t squander these high interest rates
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'Aggression, violent threats and theft': Concern over rise of antisocial behaviour at community facilities
Incidents ranged from swearing and intimidation to violent threats.
'Just in time for summer': New Four Square opening in Mount Maunganui
Foodstuffs is working with local iwi Ngāi Te Rangi to open the store.
What election candidates say to a woman who waited nearly two years for surgery
Bay of Plenty candidates respond to Louise Roberts' story.
Defence Force disposes of grenade found at a Pāpāmoa address
The Explosive Ordnance Disposal team responded to the address.
Painful endometriosis battle sparks campaign to pay for others to get private surgery
'The public waiting list is far too long, and that is why we are helping two young women.'
Trial date set: Retired rugby star denies selling guns to gang, faking burglary
A sixth charge has been added since his last court appearance.
Letters: Free bus travel for council staff divides opinions
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'Stop our children being a political rugby ball': Teacher's message to candidates
One teacher believes a lack of a cross-party shared vision is 'destroying our future'.
Christopher Luxon proves he's in Te Puke by holding up today's Te Puke Times paper
The National leader is travelling east along the Bay of Plenty coast today.
‘No real thought’: CBD workers facing 'tough choices' ahead of parking changes
CBD workers consider whether their jobs are worth it amid sweeping parking changes.
T20 Black Clash: Latest players named for iconic game in Mount Maunganui
Tickets go on sale and are expected to sell out again.
Striking heart surgeon: Healthcare bureaucrats need to open their eyes
Dr Boddington has also apologised to the public for the disruption caused by the strikes.
Fewer apartment jobs blamed for falling crane numbers
Slowing pipelines of work in residential sector blamed for the decrease in skyline giants.
More roads or more cycleways? We compare the parties' transport policies
The Greens wants to build light rail in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Tauranga Art Gallery eyes tourists for funding
Gallery admission is free with a donation encouraged, but that could change.
Murder-accused's identity remains suppressed
Her fitness to stand trial is being explored.
'Mind-blowing': Up-and-coming Tāneatua golf trio tee off with the pros
'It is good to see them all out there enjoying it. That is what it is all about.'
'Absolute disgrace': Black mould, loose lights and flooding in NZ courtrooms
Ministry of Justice papers released say families are being impacted by poor conditions.
Ready to roll: Redeveloped skate park opens with celebration
The park's size has increased with added features.
Pet food company must pay $220k after worker's finger amputated
It was the company's second amputation incident in three years.
'Divisive': Proposed school zone change sparks fears of a split community
A parent said pupils would be 'forced' to travel a different school via a 'busy highway'.
The Premium Debate: Online subscribers react to the looming tradie shortage
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Jury finds Mongrel Mob trio not guilty of murdering David Kuka
One of the trio was found guilty of being an accessory after the fact to murder.