4.3 magnitude quake rocks Coromandel
The 5km deep jolt was recorded 125km north of Te Kaha shortly before 7.30pm.
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Secret Chinese tracking of MP's mother 'bizarre'
Relatives of senior New Zealand political figures have been profiled on a secret database.
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"Why is it even an issue, is the real question it raises for me."
Local Focus: Who is Tamati Coffey, Labour candidate for Waiariki?
Labour candidate Tamati Coffey's electorate profile. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
$19 million boost for Kaimai-Mamaku restoration
Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage announced the funding today.
Local Focus: Who is Tamati Coffey, Labour candidate for Waiariki?
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Letters to the editor: Swapping one bad habit for a worse one
Readers share their views on the news making headlines in the Bay of Plenty.
Opinion: Do you know how your regional council is supposed to work?
COMMENT: It is up to us to meet councils halfway.
It's not over: DHB pharmacy workers walking off the job for pay equity
The full strike will see no service from any Apex union pharmacy worker.
'Crying out': Experts plead for more rehab care
'We have a massive methamphetamine issue in the Bay of Plenty'.
Māori Party wants NZ renamed Aotearoa, all cities to take Māori names by 2026
Māori Party candidate for Waiariki Rawiri Waititi has announced a policy for Te Reo Māori.
David Beck: Why I'm learning te reo as a 29-year-old pākehā
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Bryan Gould: One way or another, the tax tab comes for us all
Bryan Gould shares his views on why paying tax isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Tauranga Primary School aims to normalise use of te reo Māori
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Western Bay of Plenty plan feedback sought
The Western Bay of Plenty is one of the fastest growing districts in New Zealand.
Level 2 extension to cut Bay of Plenty rugby home crowd
The Bay of Plenty Rugby Union can't host general admission spectators this Saturday.
Māori Language Week: Riapo Panapa - filling a void with te reo
Te Wiki o te reo Māori/Māori Language Week gets underway today.
Crash closes State Highway 2 at Judea
One person has been taken to hospital with minor injuries after two cars collided.
Better future for inanga (whitebait) on the Whakatāne River
New whitebait ponds and spawning habitat were built in the river berm.
Kristin Macfarlane: Ignorance valued speaking another person's language over my own
Te Wiki o te reo Māori/Māori Language Week gets under way today.
Kiwifruit knockout: Record orchard prices make it tough for young growers
Demand is outstripping supply for kiwifruit orchards.
Business digest: Call to nominate a deserving business for inaugural award
A new People and Culture Award has been created to celebrate business efforts in the Bay.
Bay of Plenty woman's incredible mission: 12 marathons in 12 months
Deb Gee is on a mission to raise awareness and funds for a cause close to her heart.
Jobs to be created from millions given to timber industry
The funding was announced today by Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones.
Revealed: How much individual motels pocket from emergency housing
The top five earners combined pocketed more than $700,000 in the three-month period.
Kiri Gillespie: Who I think the dark horse is in the local election race
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'Massive increases': Online spending doubles and saves many Bay retailers
Pedalling their wares online has been what's saved many local retailers from going bust.
Comvita eyes up new industry after 'painful downsize' and is back 'on fire'
Comvita has planted more than six million manuka cultivars around the country.
'Dirty, smelly': Council orders company to stop operating kiwifruit worker accommodation
The facility allegedly failed to comply with aspects of the building code requirements.
Banned Tauranga driver clocks up 29th conviction
A Tauranga driver has clocked up his 29th conviction for driving on a revoked licence.
'I feel partially responsible': Ardern's message for Tauranga theatre
Tauranga Musical Theatre has had to postpone a show four times due to alert levels.
Harrington St hub's future up for debate
Future of the Harington St Transport Hub building will be discussed in council next week.
Labour's policy - a salve for small business?
COMMENT: Small businesses are desperate for support but the devil will be in the detail.