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Jo Raphael: Transcending squabbles with Anzac spirit

OPINION: We will remember them.

Man dead after being injured in Tauranga

Police were called to a property just after midnight on Saturday.

First-time attendee to Mount Maunganui Anzac Day: 'It's magnificent'

Sunday marked the 105 years since the first Anzac Day commemoration was held in 1916.

Western Bay byelection hopeful Andrew Hollis reprimanded for illegal sign placement

But Hollis says he believed he was doing the right thing.

Parkvale serious head injuries patient in Tauranga Hospital

Police are investigating a serious injury incident in Parkvale overnight.

Dawn Picken: Justice for George - a sad, small victory

OPINION: Are we inching closer to a world where Black Lives Matter?

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.

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.

Lotto players share second division

Ten people will share the prize.

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.

RSA pays tribute to mural 'Those Who Served'

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'Sleepy village to small town': Pair achieve record property sales nationwide

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