Road closed after fatal SH2 crash
The police were first alerted at 7.15pm to a collision between two vehicles.
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Introducing's NZ's first plug-in electric boat
Sean Kelly's all-electric boat could be the shape of things to come.
Gemma McCaw reveals who inspires her
Gemma McCaw was the centre of attention at a fundraising breakfast today.
Two dogs impounded after cat-killing spree
'To have her go in such a horrific way was horrendous,' says one mourning cat owner.
Police seek witnesses to deadly Mount Maunganui crash
Police are appealing to anyone who might have seen a fatal Mount Maunganui crash.
Ducking defendant plays the fool in court
'Your targets were trapped in a steel cage in the form of a police car.'
Boomtown 'running out of land'
Katikati is running out of land zoned for housing, the district council says.
Tauranga Girls' College Principal looks to the future
Tara Kanji discusses her vision for the future. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
One in 10 primary schools ask parents to pay for teacher aides and support
More than two-thirds of schools say they don't get enough support for all children.
Local Focus: Tauranga Girls' College Principal looks to the future
Tara Kanji discusses her vision for the future. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Surprise manslaughter plea in biker's death
Don Turei had just left a wedding. A rival gang member has now admitted killing him.
School Report: Otumoetai College Principal admits shedding a tear
Russell Gordon discusses his recent transition. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Otumoetai College Principal admits to shedding a tear
Principal Russell Gordon discusses his recent transition. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Guess who's back, back again
John Robson has won the local council by-election. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
School Report: Merivale School Principal aims to be a positive influence
Tom Paekau discusses his new role. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Merivale School Principal aims to be a positive influence
Tom Paekau discusses his new role. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kumara prices soar as harvest drags on
Kumara fetching up to $9 a kilogram is a new reality and unlikely to end any time soon.
School Report: Aquinas College Principal feels the spirit
Matt Dalton discusses the challenges of his new role. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Aquinas College Principal speaks out
Matt Dalton discusses the challenges of his new role. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Church to revisit wrongs inflicted on Tauranga Maori
Anglicans are set to debate their role in a little-known chapter of Tauranga's history.
'Kaboom!' Lightning strike: Family's near-miss; dog killed
A lightning strike traumatises family and killed a family dog in Te Puke.
Bella Vista homeowners upset at being sidelined
Bella Vista homeowners are disappointed their opinions were not sought on report options.
Funding model 'broken': Greerton Village School
Greerton Village School is under financial pressure now it has 24 high-needs students.
Drug raid accused refuses to enter prison video booth
A further 20 arrests from the Kawerau police raids have been remanded in Tauranga Court.
Apartment or house, what would you choose?
You could save $250,000 by buying an apartment at Papamoa rather than a house.
Local Focus: Gang prospect exchanges patch for fish
Youth gives up a life of crime when he learns to fish. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Gang prospect exchanges patch for fish
Youth gives up a life of crime when he learns to fish. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
More accused deny charges stemming from police raids
A fresh round of court appearances followed Eastern Bay police raids on March 27.
AOS raid residential Tauranga street
Armed police who blocked off a Tauranga suburb today have made an arrest.
Indian student's death sparks concern at hidden dangers
Counting the cost of rescue helicopter callouts to Omanawa Falls.
Vietnam vet makes peace with Anzac Day after 50 years
When the veteran returned to New Zealand in 1969, he threw his military medals away.