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Letters to the editor: Support for Tauranga speedway groups over possible legal action
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Pāpāmoa retirement village plans $30m build
It was among $96m of residential and commercial building consents issued last month.
Explainer: Why did the appeal against teen rapist's home detention sentence fail?
Judge wasn't happy with teen rapist's jail-free sentence. But she didn't change it. Why?
Singer Molly Payton's summer festival tips
Festival season is coming! Meet first-time performer Molly Payton.
Looking forward to working with the newly elected
Scott Simpson MP: Congratulations to all the successful local candidates from the region.
Etene Nanai-Seturo locked in for 2023
The fullback was arguably the most influential player in Bunnings Warehouse NPC this year.
Butterbean motivates Thames for Census
Dozens of paid, short-term and flexible roles are on offer in Thames Coromandel.
Mexico, meth and money laundering: Drug ring accused changes plea
The man is one of nine people charged with an alleged drug smuggling plot at the port.
Audio feast planned for Kauaeranga Music's final 2022 gig
Ragtime Washboard Kings - probably the only band to feature two washboard players.
Jobseekers hooked on Crane simulator
Hauraki District Council worked closely with local business community to drive employment.
Live: Groundswell protest - South Island mayors voice support for farmers
Thousands are expected to turn out for protests in the country's main centres.
Patrols on duty at Coromandel beaches from Labour weekend
In the past 10 years, there have been 357 beach and coastal drownings in New Zealand.
Stay safe, says Waikato Harbourmaster
Boaties are being reminded to prep their boat, check their gear and know the rules
Man pleads guilty in David Kuka case
Kuka was killed execution-style in what police believe to be a case of mistaken identity.
SH2 slip: Road to stay closed as more falls
A van travelling through the site was pushed over by falling debris.
Jo Raphael: Return of events sure to create pressure points for struggling sectors
OPINION: Let's make this summer a great one for everyone.
Fresh wave of criticism after Meyer appeal declined
The failed bid to jail teen rapist Jaden Meyer has been slammed as 'manifestly inadequate'
Bay woman named Ms Woman of the Universe NZ
Shock, excitement and pride were all in abundant supply after the win was announced.
Waihi Beach actor's one-man show comes to Katikati
Live theatre is back on the boards and Mark Wright will perform in Katikati.
KartSport club in race against time
Club members rally to get track fit for championship meeting.
Naked bike ride to push off from Waihi Beach
Nothing obscene about the naked human form, says Andrew Cook.
Dot Watch new recruits watching over rare birds
Young dotterel fans are keeping an eye out a dotterel nest at a local subdivision.
$43m in regional council rates yet to be paid as more than half fail to meet due date
The BOPRC rates bill has been met with surprise and 'shock' among some.
Brush up on driving skills with Age Concern
Courses have proved popular when run in other locations.
We're not going to take it': Te Puke farmers take a stand
The Te Puke protest is part of a nationwide movement.
Sam Uffindell gifted nearly $180k for byelection campaign
The highest amount declared was two-thirds more than the next highest.
Man's best friend with one of city's most important jobs
"There is no boring day when Mabel is in the office."
Dark Sky Project spurs request to change lighting regulations
A $50,000 grant will aid the Kūaotunu Peninsula Biosphere Working Group in its cause.
Why Zespri's shareholder numbers are getting attention
Zespri leaders confront a challenging dilemma as agriculture minister looks on.