Local Focus: Independent candidate for Tauranga Larry Baldock on Candidate Camera
Transport, home loans and an independent voice in Parliament are Baldock's aims.
Transport, home loans and an independent voice in Parliament are Baldock's aims.
Transport, housing and parking are Langridge's big issues, but not climate change.
Two ships of interest were identified and Navy divers were sent to Tauranga.
The expo takes litter challenge to a new level.
Novel transport ideas to beat congestion from Tauranga's ACT candidate.
The post described using a damaged track at the site.
Ōropi local discusses why she's running for the Leighton Baker Party.
A call for more donations to Waipuna Hospice in Te Puke.
'Now all of a sudden I believe I’m going to live.'
David Seymour describes it as the 'greatest piece of vandalism' he has ever seen.
Other issues raised included cost of living, crime, traffic and co-governance.
An emotional haka was a special homecoming for the national schoolboy champs.
The station was closed for two days last week due to staffing numbers
Democracy, crime and homelessness are big issues for Tauranga's Vision candidate.
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A new mini golf course is being developed in Tauranga.
Submissions can be made on the council’s website.
Te Puke businesses are lining up in record numbers for the annual business awards.
Amid Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, Iti reflects that we've come a long way with te reo.
Balinese-style pad in Maketu is a hidden gem.
Delay may cost ratepayers millions with $300m needed for roads, pipes.
'I'll be fit and ready — don't worry about that.'
The 12-year-old schoolboy cleaned up all comers to take out the title at the Aims Games.
Even exes who committed serious assaults and had been absent for years still have a say.
National's Bay of Plenty candidate discusses the electorate's big issues.
Funding plan would stop future councils from interfering, commissioner says.
At least one person seriously injured in crash.
Thirteen parties were originally charged by WorkSafe in November 2020.
“There is certainly a craving to learn te reo Māori."