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Black Ferns Sevens claim 'unreal' title victory
The result caps off an historic year for the dynamic side.
'I’ve got to fight': Cancer dad's desperate bid to stay alive for his son
He hopes to raise $100,000 to pay for a "miracle" drug he believes can extend his life
'You stole my life': How woman survived decades of stepdad's sexual abuse
Jodie Nicoll has had automatic name suppression lifted so she can tell her story.
'Wholeheartedly committed': Labour picks candidate for Bay of Plenty race
"I have seen the power of communities who work together to create positive change."
The Premium Debate: Subscribers react to farmers facing a 'profit squeeze'
Opinion: Premium subscribers have their say.
Police reopen Mount Maunganui streets after operation
Puriri St and Maunganui Rd were closed while police executed a search warrant.
Councillor’s comments about council-Māori relationships described as 'mischievous'
Murray-Benge raised her concerns about how the council was using the word ‘prioritise’.
'Particularly tough time': Bad weather prunes kiwifruit crop volume
One of the lowest volumes in the past 20 years is expected for Green kiwifruit.
Opinion: Why the toll road price hikes really grind my gears
OPINION: If I’m paying to drive on a road, I want the option of being able to safely pass.
TECT windfall for pest control work
Kaimai Mamaku Restoration Project seeking to restore natural infrastructure.
Serious injuries after car rolls in BoP
Police were called to the crash around 5.35am.
'If you can’t afford it, you die': Cancer drugs cost mum $132k in 3 years
'There must be a better system ... [where] everyone can get some form of funding.'
Transport Minister opens the door for road projects to be delayed
Michael Wood has held the door open to delaying major road projects
Ski fields thrown potential lifeline as MBIE lines up new operators
The plan comes after Ruapehu Alpine Lifts entered administration in October owing $45m.
'A fighter for Tauranga Moana': Historian remembered for treaty work - and 'superpowers'
His greatest legacy would be the "wealth of knowledge" left for the younger generation.
Will podium hopes head West?
Pro Series drifter Sam West says he's always on the edge of failure.
Disaster-fatigued? How to manage the mental impacts of storms
An expert explains the signs of disaster fatigue to watch out for after the latest storm.
Graeme Dingle students give shipping container a makeover in Te Puke
Greertong reflect the cultural makeup of Te Puke.
Brother misses out on winning Lotto ticket to his sister
And she already knows what she's going to do with the winnings.
Opinion | I upped sticks and moved to Aussie - the grass isn't greener, so I came home
OPINION: Yes the work perks are better but what about missing your family?
Has the Bayfair flyover improved traffic? Why the council can't say
At least one local driver says it's had a positive affect.
Driver dies in crash between car and tanker near Tirau
Emergency services are at the scene.
Donation drive for goods to sell
Free collection service available for bigger items
'Tired of saying the same thing': Tauranga teachers to join strike action
Ministry says latest offer gave teachers a maximum base salary of $100k by end of 2024.
Better work stories: Sister's police yarns lead brother to join the force
Well-known Bay of Plenty rugby identities and siblings are now both police officers,
Work on Pāpāmoa Hills upgrade in final stages
Pāpāmoa Hills Cultural Heritage Regional Park upgrade to open in spring.
BoP road information, latest rainfall amounts
The region is in clean up mode after days of rain.
Western Bay creative projects get a boost
The latest Creative NZ funding round delivers financial support to 10 diverse projects.
'We have got to run our school': 'Unqualified' teachers hired amid shortage
Principal survey finds nearly half had to appoint “untrained or unqualified” teachers.
Ex-librarian on to chapter 100
Lillian Sissons is one of two Lexham Park centenarians.
Katikati Festival of Cultures: Homeland pride celebrated
Katikati is celebrating its diversity with the Festival of Cultures.