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Simon Bridges 'confident' ahead of leadership vote
Simon Bridges says leadership contest are always close, will take it to the vote.
'Huge relief': Stalled multimillion-dollar SH2 cycleway back on track
The new plans involve a new clip-on bridge and controlled crossing on SH2.
'Wastewater overflows into streets': Dire warning over new housing law
Privacy and access to sunlight for neighbours are just some of many 'significant concerns'
'A retro revival': How vinyl has made a comeback for all generations
It's not just older folk who enjoy crate digging, but school kids too.
'Tourism 'kneecapped': Seymour hits out over border re-opening plan
But Labour MP says Government wanted to avoid flip-flopping between restrictions.
Stress of crash with dog factor in death: coroner
Crash victim had severe coronary artery disease and died at hospital soon after collision.
'Degraded': Youngest regional councillor speaks out over 'abuse'
'I made the decision not to re-stand after having a whole lot of abuse'.
Kawerau records first Delta case
The case was one of four announced in the Bay of Plenty today.
Matt Cowley: Our labour force drought is about to get dryer
OPINION: Government must prioritise home isolation for low-risk, skilled overseas workers.
$10k scholarship recipient 'extremely privileged'
Hosea Watson is completing his master's degree next year.
Revealed: Are the leaders you voted for vaxxed?
Not all elected members will say whether they are vaccinated.
Zizi Sparks: Are MIQ changes too risky?
OPINION: I hope the Government has through about enforcing the rules.
Backing Bridges: National supporters have their say
Tauranga MP the first candidate to confirm an intention to run in the race next Tuesday.
90% by Christmas? How the Bay's vaccination rate is tracking
The DHB predicts the region will reach the 90 per cent first-dose target next week.
DHBs seeking input from disability community
The input will lead to practical actions in the Waiariki Disability Action Plan,
Coastguard seeks clarity on river bar crossing rules
The Coastguard says changes intended to simplify things are confusing and dangerous.
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Three new Covid cases in Bay of Plenty
Tauranga Hospital's emergency department and an icecream truck visited by Covid cases.
'A tough day for the National Party': Big decisions ahead for Opposition
Bay of Plenty National supporters were 'stunned' by the announcement.
'Quackery': Medical centre slammed for promoting alternative Covid first-aid kit
But its lead GP says the practice believes in a 'variety of approaches'.
'National have deserted the field': David Seymour on political turmoil
Seymour said he was concerned what the lack of stability in the opposition.
All Te Puna School students now 'potentially at risk' of Covid-19
A fifth school in Tauranga has also reported a positive Covid-19 case.
Tauranga's waterfront fireworks canned due to Covid uncertainty
Uncertainty caused by the spread of Covid-19 has led to another major event cancellation.
After Dark Festival looking for artists to make Tauranga shine
Tauranga's new light festival on the lookout for artists and creatives.
Constable had sex with women he picked up on the beat
Officer resigned before employment investigation was finished.
Locals' reactions to Collins dumping, Bridges' demotion
A local National Party member is "stunned" by Simon Bridge's sudden demotion.
'They're everything that's good about charity': How Rotorua is supporting the foodbank
Tauranga Te Papa Rotary collecting cans or cash donations for the foodbank this weekend.
'I enjoy doing things for other people' - Lyn's reward is knowing she's made a difference
Lyn has been donating kid's food packs for 25 years, and she's not slowing down.
Jo Raphael: There's a light at the end of the tunnel for Kiwis to fly home
OPINION: It's about time a plan was in place to open our borders.
Three students test positive at two Bay of Plenty schools, one volunteer at another
Parents were advised of the positive cases via email.
'It's an early Christmas present': Travel industry reacts to end of MIQ
Travel agent says the news is like "the end of a war" but tourism operators are cautious.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Christmas won't be cancelled but it'll be different
OPINION: Home is really where I want to be this summer. I'll be staying put.