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'Our staff deserve it': Business owners adopt new $20 minimum wage
The adult minimum wage increased to $20 from $18.90 per hour on April 1, 2021.
Kiri Gillespie: Knowing how to do this could save lives
Opinion: Training worth the investment - and miracle survival stories reinforce this.
Okere Falls Rotorua's priciest suburb, report reveals
CoreLogic's Mapping the Market report reveals most expensive and cheapest suburbs.
Easter road toll: Tauranga woman dies in crash near Taupō
Two people dead, several others injured in the western Bay of Plenty and Lakes areas.
Bay of Plenty firearms dealer admits charges
The man had associates buy guns that he sold on the black market, police say.
Jo Raphael: Easter the perfect time to spread kindness
OPINION: Easter's the time to pay it forward.
Can you cut your toenails? The answer is a clue to how you're ageing
A new DHB app helps people spot signs of ageing and gives tips on how to reverse them
Jo Raphael: I didn't master any skills over lockdown
OPINION: Everyone experienced lockdown differently but we were in it together.
Bay of Plenty player wins a Second Division
Eight Lotto players, including one from Bay of Plenty, each won in Lotto Second Division.
Currie and Wells claim Ironman New Zealand titles
Braden Currie was the winner of the 2021 Ironman New Zealand held this weekend in Taupō.
Dawn Picken: Government's fluoridation decision the right call
OPINION: Too many people choose to do nothing when it comes to public health
Jo Raphael: This is tiresome, misogynistic and so last century. I'm over it.
OPINION: The critics need to get with the programme - or change the channel.
'Golliwogs' cafe owner: 'People aren't racist against Barbie dolls'
A Bay of Plenty cafe has been called Golliwogs for 18 years.
'Raw and naked debate': should council workshops be open to the public?
Over three years, 31 councils held 737 informal meetings in secret.
Samantha Motion: Not in my backyard: Scourge of suburban moaners
Opinion: There's a difference between dobbing in a party and a popular community event.
Jury returns guilty verdict in toddler murder trial
A jury has found a Bay man guilty of murdering a Tauranga toddler in March 2019.
Man dies after being hit by train in Bay of Plenty
The track is closed and police are managing traffic.
Preventative Covid-19 action saw death rate fall in 2020
The rates of death plummeted in 2020, largely thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic response.
$3.8b housing package: Will it work?
The Government has announced a raft of changes aimed at solving the housing crisis.
Rob Rattenbury: Challenges ahead for police commissioner
OPINION: Why is caring about minorities, equality and representation worthy of ridicule?
Teen wins Banana Boat Ocean Swim national titles
A Bay teen has won national schools titles during the Banana Boat NZ Ocean Swim Series.
Rotorua Lotto player $17K richer
A Rotorua Lotto punter is $17,460 richer, winning a share of a second division ticket.
Opinion: Is there a power imbalance between Government and individual citizens?
OPINION: We must balance our over-familiarity with a healthy emotional distance.
Jo Raphael: Curb first-home expectations
OPINION: Look at houses below the median house price for bargains.
Oh buoy! Burling's boating club overjoyed at America's Cup win
Club members are always hopeful about the results.
'Mature presence': Pāpāmoa woman oldest police recruit in 40 years
Lynda Perry says becoming a police officer was 'all I've ever wanted to do'.
Ex-All Black Liam Messam gloves up for nephew
Liam Messam dons his boxing gloves to support nephew's health battle.
Jo Raphael: March 15 terror - we hope this never happens again
OPINION: Second anniversary of "one of New Zealand's darkest days".
National Jazz Festival giveaway: City set to come alive
Be in to win tickets for the annual festival being held in Tauranga.
'Without funding we would have already closed': International student numbers plummet
Toi Ohomai international student revenue drops by $10 million.
Dawn Picken: It's time to think about reopening the border
OPINION: Why should only godwits get to fly?
Police on hunt for man with links to the Bay of Plenty
There is a warrant to arrest the man who has known links to the Bay of Plenty.