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Federated Farmer to help lead Western Bay of Plenty council
Western Bay's elected members have been sworn in.
Western Bay's new-look councillors to be sworn in today
A new-look Western Bay council will be sworn into power today.
'I'd much rather win the championship than have 100 games'
There are plenty of milestones that could be reached tonight.
Winners are grinners! Local lotto players in the money
Each player took away close to $6000 each in Saturday night's Strike Must Be Won draw
Western Bay women ring in a new guard
This could be the year for women with four elected for Western Bay.
New Blood, new hope for Western Bay communities
New blood has offered new hope for some of Western Bay of Plenty's community boards.
Toi Iti's freshwater kaitiakitanga focus
Toi Iti, son of activist Tāme Iti, has won the Kōhi Māori seat.
Garry Webber making Western Bay 'a better place'
Re-elected Western Bay of Plenty's mayor Garry Webber reveals what's next.
Western Bay of Plenty mayoralty results revealed
It's official - Western Bay of Plenty's Mayor for the next three years has been named.
Toi Iti, son of Tāme Iti, wins regional council spot
Tīpene Marr previously held the seat.
Man charged in Te Puke homeless death case revealed
A Bay driver has been charged with causing the death of a homeless man.
More fire buy-back events planned for the Bay
From December 20, people will no longer be eligible for compensation.
Cricket: Geyser make competitive debut
Geyser City hosted defending champions Greerton in their Bay of Plenty Cup debut.
Abortion 'worst form of child abuse imaginable', doctor says
Dr Viliame Sotutu said the bill sent a message "that children's lives are expendable".
'Real heartbreaking': Big reward put up for community gear return
The club had done a lot for the local community
No break from heavy rain and thunderstorms in the North
There is a heavy rain watch is in force for Coromandel and Bay of Plenty.
Pathway closure at Te Puke sparks controversy
The closure of part of the Te Ara Kahikatea Pathway in Te Puke has sparked controversy.
'Selfless' Bay of Plenty council votes for childcare allowance
Providing a childcare allowance for elected members "the right thing to do".
Body found on rail tracks at Te Puke
The railway line at Te Puke has reopened after a body was found on the tracks yesterday.
Police at train 'incident' in Te Puke
A reporter at the scene said the incident was near the Te Puke train station.
Giant kiwifruit plan to highlight Te Puke on tourism map
Resource consent has been granted for a bold new tourism scheme in Te Puke.
Warning signs to go up outside rural school
Mayor says council hamstrung on reviewing speed limit outside Te Ranga School.
Western Bay of Plenty election candidates revealed
Candidates for local body elections are revealed.
Roller Mills coach confident for northern region tournament
The Bay of Plenty Roller Mills team is about a month away from their tournament.
'We're really stoked': High school's facial hair policy change welcomed
The policy now allows students to have 'clean and tidy' facial hair.
Firefighters rescue huge pup from ravine
The big Leonburger pup was stuck between a rock and a hard place.
'Despondent' principals to vote on strike
Principal earns $250 a week less than her deputy.
Show jumper Mikayla Herbert going global
Te Puke vet and show jumper Mikayla Herbert has been selected to represent New Zealand.
Kiwifruit packhouses to pump millions more into infrastructure
The kiwifruit industry has had a bumper season with increased volumes on the horizon.
Smooth start for Te Puke gun collection
"Most people realise the law's changed so they now need to comply with the law."
Te Puke gun buyback event under way
Chance to hand in firearms continues Saturday and Sunday at sports club.
New tsunami warnings for Bay of Plenty residents
Residents will also need to see if their phone is compatible to receive alerts.
Growers give back: Hospice, charities to benefit from trust's gift
Growers have raised close to $200,000 for local charities.