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Kiri Gillespie: Congestion charging without better alternatives a 'rort'
OPINION: Tauranga needs more than 'lipstick' remedies to alleviate its traffic woes.
Māori Language Week a chance to learn te reo
The week is part of a greater movement to recognise and promote the use of te reo.
Locked out mill workers vote to accept pay deal
The 145 workers were locked out on August 9.
'Heartbreaking': Covid-19, cost of living crisis results in increase of abandoned puppies
"We do what we can, but... a dog should be in a home, not in a shelter."
'Fall from grace': Father avoids jail for child porn offences
The man was caught with hundreds of images - and was busted by an undercover cop.
Thinking caps on for float parade entries
Double celebrations with a float parade and Christmas Town to mark the festive season.
From 'drowning' to teaching 200: Reo learning tool helping to learn language
Tuterangiwhiu Grant-Cairns decided to do something about a lack of resources to learn reo.
Live: Home for one last night - Queen arrives at palace; Prince William, Harry and wives together
The entire Royal Family is together at Buckingham Palace for the Queen's final night.
Hamilton Airport recognised for Covid-19 strategy
Hamilton Airport wins New Zealand Airport Award for business strategy during Covid-19.
Three wins from five for intermediate 7s
Te Puke Intermediate, Pongakawa and Rangiuru schools all part of AIMS Games family.
Audrey Young: Ranking Labour's Māori caucus
OPINION: Who's up, who's down and who is standing still in the Labour Māori caucus.
'Sobering' report: Housing shortage forcing people to live in cars, garages
"What we're going to see is people not moving to Tauranga..."
Locked out Kawerau mill workers to vote on new offer from employer
Since August 9, 145 workers have been locked out of their workplace over a dispute in pay.
'Significant failure': School reprimanded for 'unreasonable' discipline decisions
The school says it has since taken 'full responsibility' for issues the Ombudsman raised.
Legally blind Katikati artist still exhibiting 60 years on
Aged 87, Colleen O'Byrne doesn't let obstacles stop her.
Whakatōhea votes against split from treaty settlement
More than 61 per cent of voters said no to Te Ūpokorehe being removed from the settlement.
1941 new cases, 46 deaths as daily Covid-19 updates end after two-plus years
From now on there will be weekly Covid updates every Monday.
NZ's one-off public holiday to mourn Queen's death - all you need to know
The public holiday will be called 'Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day'.
What's the biggest weakness of Coromandel's candidates?
Wine, says one candidate - "I can smell it before I get in the car."
'A really big difference': New classrooms for rumaki students at Merivale School
The official opening took place in line with the first day of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.
Land reclassification needed to progress development
The community should have the chance to submit on the reclassification proposal.
Subscribers weigh in on damage already done for Govt reelection chances
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Luke Kirkness: Great, we're moving on but there's still Covid caution
OPINION: Lots moved on from Covid-19 a long time ago but there is reason to be cautious.
Man who lived in cave sentenced after attacking dog in public park
A teenager saw the man kicking a puppy against a rock.
New listings, rising prices: Region's median house price climbs 4.1 per cent
Median house prices also rose month on month in Tauranga and Rotorua.
'Massive cost': Bay of Plenty businesses concerned about new public holiday
The one-off public holiday to mark the death of the Queen will be on September 26.
'It was a survival scenario. She was hungry and going to jail was not a bad option'
Shoplifter accepted the risk of returning to prison, court hears.
'Everyone loves him': Why Steamers icon Hori Bop pays for his own tickets
'I'm a big, fat, funny clown, and that's not the image they probably want to have.'
Traffic light setting ends: Businesses celebrate return to 'normality'
The Covid-19 traffic light system and mask requirements have ended.
'Pull every lever': Congestion charging considered for city 'wedded' to cars
"I can't think of something that will have a greater impact in a short amount of time."
Live: Lights out tonight! Govt scraps traffic light system, almost all mask rules
Government moves to new phase of Covid-19 response.
Investigation under way after posts made purporting to be convicted rapist
A series of fake online posts have been taken down.
Valley finish strongly to deny Bush
This victory lifts Valley to third position behind South Canterbury and Whanganui.