Latest from Bay of Plenty

Letters to the editor: Commission got it right for Bay Venues

OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.

Jo Raphael: Let's keep the travel bubbles open as long as possible

OPINION: Freedom is based on trust and we rely on every single person to do their bit.

Person remains in critical condition after SH2 crash

The crash was between a car and a motorcyclist.

Thousands of duck hunters head to their maimai

The game bird hunting season kicked off at the weekend.

Luke Kirkness: My night with a secret society

Opinion: What I learnt about my inside look at the little-known Freemason fraternity.

GP recognised for more than 30 years of dedication to rural health

Dr Grahame Jelley spent 12 years working as a GP in Ōhope and Whakatane.

Ōmanawa 'execution-style' double shooting accused on trial in Tauranga

An Auckland man and his partner are on trial after two men were shot dead in Ōmanawa.

New protected marine area off the shores of Tauranga confirmed

The move comes despite a lack of public consultation.

Rob Rattenbury: A reckoning is coming over the history of New Zealand

COMMENT: Many will feel ashamed about what they learn, writes Rob Rattenbury.

Luke Kirkness: why Greerton is the place to be in Tauranga

Opinion: Luke Kirkness's take on the suburb that's full of character

Mum of three's daily run on SH2 worse than ever

"It used to be fairly free-flowing... but now the traffic never seems to let up."

Should this New Zealand suburb change its name?

Suburb Spotlight: Well-known Tauranga figures call for the suburb name to be changed.

Bowel cancer killed my friend Ness. This is what I learned

Opinion: We have room in our hearts for everyone, why not let them in, just like Ness did?

Letters: Are shovel-ready projects at risk?

Readers have their say.

New ship cuts refuel times at Tauranga Port

It is the only operating refuelling vessel in New Zealand.

Kiri Gillespie: Ratepayers will have to clean up the mess of Bella Vista saga

Opinion: Construction cowboys need reeling in but $200,000 fines don't cut it.