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AIMS Games breaks barrier
Accomodation in the Western Bay is completely booked out ahead of Australasia's biggest sports tournament for intermediate age children which kicks off on Sunday.
Grandma organises welcome for All Blacks
Sam Cane and two of his fellow All Blacks touched down in Tauranga yesterday morning, greeted by an enthusiastic crowd organised by Cane's number one fan - his grandmother.
Trust in systems vital, says Fraser
Te Rangi Fraser set a goal, when he was too small to make the Napier Boys' First XV, to one day become a professional rugby player.
Hockey: Tauranga, Otumoetai teams in semis
Tauranga Girls' College and Otumoetai Colleges stormed into today's semifinals with outstanding victories in the Marie Fry Trophy quarters.
School sport: Mount's late surge takes title
The Mount 1st XI Hockey Boys are the new 2015 Premier Hockey League Champions.
Talk sport: Festival offers fun and support
Parafed Bay of Plenty is proud to support the Para-Equestrian Festival being hosted from September 4-6 at the Tauranga Riding for the Disabled Association, says Parafed's CEO.
CBD comes alive before ITM clash
Bay of Plenty Steamers fans came out to play at the fanzone in the CBD ahead of the ITM match between the Steamers and Waikato at Tauranga Domain yesterday. Photographer George Novak was there on the spot.
Few pubs keen on world cup
Many Tauranga bars and pubs have opted not to screen the Rugby World Cup matches despite a law being passed allowing them to open after their licensed time.
Black Caps return to Bay Oval in January
The Black Caps will play two international matches against Sri Lanka at Mount Maunganui in January.