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Police release name of man who died after Te Puke crash
Police have released the name of the man who died after crash in Te Puke.
Not seen since 'WWII': Shipping delays will hit shoppers in wallet
Sea freight prices have jumped and businesses say imports are being delayed by months.
Review recommends Bay Venues 'wind up', sale of holiday park
An independent report suggests disestablishing Bay Venues but council staff don't agree.
Pāpāmoa's commercial investment boom: New $200m Pāpāmoa Junction sold out
Commercial consents worth nearly $8m were issued in the Mount/Pāpāmoa area in March.
'I lost my family': Former P addict's return from the brink
Pauline Tai is now three years clean - and is supporting others in their recovery.
Govt to curb speed limits near schools nationwide
Speeds around urban schools could drop to 30 km/h.
Salary of Bay of Plenty DHB's top earner up $30k in 4 years
The salary jumps did not go to the same person but to the same role: the chief executive.
Urgent repair work on State Highway 2 this afternoon
Repairs are taking place between 12 and 2pm today.
Luke Kirkness: I never appreciated Anzac Day
Opinion: The entire country owes it to our veterans to turn out to an Anzac Day service.
Debris on road after crash between truck and car
Police were notified of the incident at 6.37am.
'Not acceptable': Matapihi residents frustrated by wastewater overflow
A wastewater overflow in Matapihi is being investigated by Tauranga City Council.
TECT restructure a 'game-changer': What it means for cheques and community groups
Business leaders say future generations are set to benefit, but not everyone's happy.
Vaccine rolls out to aged care facilities in Bay of Plenty
Former All Black captain Stu Wilson, now a Tauranga Hospital orderly, got his first jab.
Sporting bodies back collective sport
Another 10 national sporting bodies are backing the Balance is Better statement of intent.
Covid 19 coronavirus: How travel restrictions played a leading role in Bay's thriving art scene
Bay performers were returning to their roots after Covid-19 closed the borders.
Local Focus: Stargazing with the Tauranga Astronomical Society
Observing the heavens above at Fergusson Park. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Health system shake-up 'great news' for Māori health
Health system changes would start to come into effect in July next year.
The tractor and the motorbike: Coroner probes fatal crash
An inquest has been held in Rotorua into the death of motorcyclist Tony Parahi on SH36.
Zizi Sparks: Don't make driving even riskier than it already is
Opinion: Using a mobile phone while driving isn't worth the fine or the safety risk.
Heavy rain: Police kept busy by weather overnight
A down pouring of rain caused issues in some parts of the region.
'Mum, I don't want to die without you guys'
Dream day planned for 12-year-old Tauranga girl who battled apple-sized brain tumour
Tauranga's top 10 emergency housing earners revealed
Emergency housing grant top earners for Tauranga motels in 2020 revealed.
Drowning in debt: Budget services reveal clients' owe $50m - and rising
Struggling to survive, sleeping in cars and children going to school hungry.
All you need to know about Anzac Day in the Bay
"If we don't remember then we might make the same mistakes of the past."
Pedestrian hit by car in Tauranga CBD
Police say the vehicle involved has left the scene.
Bay of Plenty braces for severe rain, winds, thunderstorms
Flooding, slips, thunderstorms and rising waterways possible.
GO NZ: A first-timer's guide to Mount Maunganui
Until I arrived I don't think I realised how utterly captivating the Mount could really be
Thunderstorms, mini tornadoes, downpours: North Island set for lashing
Thunderstorms may also pop up in various areas including Auckland.
Dylan Thorne: Everyone losing in emergency housing crisis
Opinion: We desperately need more social housing to accommodate families in need.
Emergency housing motels 'no place' for kids, says dad after seven month in one-bedroom unit
A dad living in emergency housing for seven months says it's no place for kids.