Roading rage: Frustration as key projects 'will not get over the line'
"Frustrations are at bursting point" as regions around NZ wait for critical upgrades.
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New DHB employees could see Covid-19 vaccine as term of employment
It's easier for employers to require new staff to be vaccinated than for existing workers.
Principal says student was hit by car in a 'freak accident'
School 'blown away' by messages of support from the Tauranga community.
Police release name of person found dead in Lake Rotomā
A body and a car were recovered from Lake Rotomā, near Rotorua, last night.
'Freak accident': Principal says student hit by car was chasing a ballP
A 12-year-old boy was injured in a serious crash outside Tauranga Intermediate School.
Jo Raphael: Power through the daylight saving adjustments - it's worth it
OPINION: Despite its pitfalls daylight saving needs to stay.
Covid-19 vaccination centre for healthcare workers opens
The centre will cater to frontline healthcare workers who work in and around the city.
Changes to access points at BayFair
Changes will be made to the Bayfair Shopping Centre access.
Boy, 12, injured in serious crash outside school
The crash happened just after 3pm.
More than 20 in Bay diagnosed with melanoma each week
'People will be dumbfounded by the idea there wasn't firm regulation in place.'
Completion of Thirty Eight Elizabeth development in sight
Removal of its first tower crane signalled completion of the development is in sight.
A fundraiser like no other: A cow, $2000 and hundreds of people
The Bethlehem School fundraiser sounds too outrageous to be true - but it is.
It's raining, it's pouring: A wet start to the week
The rain has settled in and will remain for a few days.
Local Focus: 'Everybody Eats' feeds bellies not bins
Behind the scenes of a slap-up meal with a difference. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The upside of social media
OPINION: Social media is a cesspool. It's also a repository for good memories.
How Prince Philip left his mark on the Bay of Plenty
Locals react to the death of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
Stephanie Worsop: Skates, palazzo pants and Buffy - suspiciously familiar 2021 trends
Opinion: Trends that whisk you back to your childhood are a charm in unsettling times.
Tect rescue helicopter's 7 Easter missions
Concussion, brain bleed, car crashes ... it was a busy Easter for rescue chopper staff.
Okere Falls zipline venture gets green light after three-year wait
'I'm excited to share with people this part of the world that has ... shaped my life.'
Forestry industry struggling to find Kiwi workers - company offers bonus
The industry crying out for New Zealanders to fill jobs.
'We're doing our job': Abuse of parking officers skyrockets
'We're doing what we're doing because you're doing something wrong,' an officer says.
Slow lane: Lower speed limits loom for Tauranga commuter routes
"Anyone who believes their lives will somehow be worsened by this ... is dreaming."
Crash on Maungatapu Bridge, motorists asked to steer clear
A crash earlier this evening has forced delays in the area of Maungatapu bridge.
Letters: Enough money has been spent on Pike River recovery
Our readers have their say.
Govt ministers to attend Western Bay meeting to appoint new boss
Western Bay District Council Mayor to fill in for interim; water, other issues discussed.
2021 BOP Dairy Industry Awards: Who were the winners?
The annual awards dinner was held at the Awakeri Events Centre on Thursday night.
'Died doing what he loved': Ōhope man speaks about rescue bid
A man in his 40s died following a water incident at Ōhope Beach.
'It's heartbreaking': Kids go hungry as families struggle for basics
Charity waitlists are growing as the support they provide relies on donations.
Almost half of Bay lung cancer patients diagnosed in emergency rooms
Three quarters of patients in the Bay of Plenty died within three years of diagnosis.
'Safety is paramount': Bay people react as NZ suspends travel from India
Travel from India to New Zealand will be suspended from Sunday until later this month.
Man dies in water incident at Ōhope Beach
The man was pulled from the water but died in spite of medical attention.
Monica Cantwell killer Charles Coulam up for parole again
Charles John Coulam was convicted for murder and assault in December 1989.
Young girl in hospital after pool rescue
One person was taken to hospital in serious condition.