
Covid 19: Thirty-four deaths reported today, one in BOP region
Today's case numbers.
Today's case numbers.
Opinion: Businesses need our support now more than ever.
Retirement village residents want the council to address their safety concerns.
Rotorua Jewellery store was smashed and burgled in the early hours of Monday morning.
Police are warning contractors and tradesmen to secure valuable tools and equipment.
More consultation events coming at Pukehina Beach and Maketū.
Tauranga City Council is seeking community feedback as it plans the next 50 years.
A GP shortage has impacted some Bay of Plenty communities more than others.
The main way to make meals cheap and sustainable is to eat less meat and more plant foods
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However, a support group says elderly people are already struggling to make ends meet.
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The collection service has been affected by Covid-related driver shortages.
Victim was dragged along a Waihī street after being accidentally run over by his friend.
Omicron: People who have never needed help to afford food are now having to use a foodbank
Changes ahead as vaccine mandates in many industries are set to expire on April 4.
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Tauranga doctor David Holland has been missing for nearly two weeks.
The library and service centre will close for a day for a planned power outage.
One local mayor thinks it's time.
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Opinion: Even if rules are changed, we need to take some personal responsibility.
Several people are keen to become Tauranga's next MP.
"... to have been through something like that, and survive, I just shake my head."
Five children are killed in driveway runovers in New Zealand each year.
Downpours and significant flooding are possible for the Bay of Plenty.
David Holland hasn't been seen since March 11.