Turning 'paradise' into a 'parking lot': Emotions high as $220.2m stadium debated
'Can't let things get in the way of progress... This represents a really good opportunity'
'Can't let things get in the way of progress... This represents a really good opportunity'
Many people have gathered to mark the 159th anniversary of the battle of Gate Pā.
OPINION: Imagine a baby having to deal with whooping cough. It’s absolutely unthinkable.
Police were called around 10.20am.
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Rain is forecast to fall every day until Saturday in Tauranga and Rotorua.
An advocate says it will be a city asset but a critic says the money could be used better.
'We need to enable whānau to make informed decisions'.
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Whānau need to know it's "not too late to catch up on any missed vaccinations".
Motorists have been told to expect delays in the area.
All ticket revenue goes back to the nearly 200 participating businesses.
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“You felt like you were the only one on the planet," Linda Hay said of her favourite spot.
Harry Fredrickson Memorial Cup is Baypark's most sought-after stock car prize.
Community leaders support calls for safe venues after illegal street racing gatherings.
Community-funded water safety programme teaches families how to respect the ocean.
Opinion: It was hoped the threat of car crushing would be a deterrent to illegal racing.
Two Tauranga friends jumped out of a plane in an effort to raise money for St John.
“We don’t know where it’s from and who it belongs to, do you?”
Opinion: Rightly or wrongly, when we vote, we get the people we deserve.
More than 27,000 teacher practising certificates have expired and not renewed since 2018.
Worker told by text he would, in effect, be dismissed if he wasn't in on Monday.
The new flyover is expected to open in time for commuter traffic tomorrow morning.
Financial advice, civic projects, and recruitment feature as most costly spends.
'There’s so many things that keep me up at night'.
'Magnificent': 94-year-old WWII veteran Don Wilson's verdict on the dawn service.
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