Housing and transport: Robertson attends new forum launch in Tauranga
The forum was attended by Finance Minister Grant Robertson.
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'At last': Final bridge in $262m State Highway 2 project to open
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Councils to lose millions in 'better off' funding
City council gets almost $36m less while the district council will receive almost $16m.
Final Bayfair flyover bridge to open this month
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Two pitbulls knocked a 76-year-old down before biting her and mauling her dog.
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Jo Raphael: Grow some vegetables to shrink the cost of living
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Juicy Fest 2024 line-up and when tickets go on sale revealed
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Wet weather ahead: What you can do inside these school holidays
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'Embarrassed': Teens blackmailed over intimate pictures
Police warn: "Never send pictures of this nature to someone you have met on the internet."
Man arrested after allegedly assaulting store worker in Tauranga
The man is due to appear in Tauranga District Court on Monday, April 17.
Review: Tauranga’s Jekyll & Hyde The Musical a feast for the ears
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Secret venue for Tauranga Stop Co-Governance Tour meeting after 'impossible' security rules
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Police arrest woman caught spray painting cars on Cameron Rd
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National, Labour open candidate nominations for Bay of Plenty seat
Todd Muller is retiring after nine years in politics.
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Bay of Plenty Times and journalist up for major award
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Opinion: It's time to stop pussyfooting with Covid rules
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Reports of a crash on Hewletts Rd.