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Why a 'burnt-out' new teacher who quit after three terms may try again in Australia

More than 27,000 teacher practising certificates have expired and not renewed since 2018.

Truckie sacked while isolating during pandemic awarded $8k

Worker told by text he would, in effect, be dismissed if he wasn't in on Monday.

Commute times expected to 'improve' as Bayfair flyover opens

The new flyover is expected to open in time for commuter traffic tomorrow morning.

Revealed: How much Bay councils spend on consultants

Financial advice, civic projects, and recruitment feature as most costly spends.

'Constantly worried': What's keeping the new Education Minister awake at night

'There’s so many things that keep me up at night'.

Anzac Day services draw big crowds in Tauranga

'Magnificent': 94-year-old WWII veteran Don Wilson's verdict on the dawn service.

Reader opinion: Scramble to find skilled workers; Cameron Rd struggles

OPINION: Readers have their say.

Anzac Day: Thousands at emotional dawn services

Thousands flocked to Mount Maunganui this morning to pay their respects.

'Mob of people': Frustrated residents hit out at boy-racer meetings

'Someone could easily have been seriously hurt or killed.'

Recession scenario: Some employers cut staff, others can't find workers

'We are looking for grassroots people that want to do the mahi'.

Watch: 300 cars block highway at 'dangerous' Tauranga car meet

Police arrest one person following dangerous driving incidents to come.

The Tauranga connection to forgotten Kiwi heroics in WWI

"I’m humbled to be part of this amazing story."

Tauranga Moana Kapa Haka groups wow huge crowd

Hawaiki Herenga Haka Matatinii competition at Trustpower Baypark Arena

Arrest and one injured as 300 cars allegedly block highway in organised car meet

Police arrest one person following dangerous driving incidents to come.

One person injured after two-vehicle crash on SH29A near Maungatapu

One person has moderate injuries after two-vehicle crash on SH29A Maungatapu

'A new frontier': The opportunities and obstacles of using artificial intelligence in education

"It’s incumbent upon us to explore its possibilities, because it’s not going to go away."

Chamber boss: Businesses are frustrated with infrastructure progress

Businesses will be keen to see how parties respond ahead of the upcoming general election.

Jo Raphael: Embrace AI, but let's play it safe

OPINION: It's good to know educators are preparing for it.