'Dangerous' cycleway changes under fire
But the council says its priority is a safe solution balancing the views of various groups
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"It is a story of love of a whānau who would give everything for each other."
Three serious crashes in central North Island
Three serious vehicle crashes, one in Taupo and two in South Waikato.
Tauranga rose breeder cleans up at NZ Rose of the Year awards
Rob Somerfield has won five of the eight awards, including the NZ Rose of the year.
Missing kayaker believed to be body found on Auckland beach
The formal identification of a body found in Beachlands on Sunday is ongoing.
Art lovers can follow studio trail
the biennial event incorporates the ever-popular garden and art trail
'It's got four wheels, it's here': Hundreds of cars park up for All USA Day
There was a large variety of vehicles on display, the hosting club president says.
Massive planting bid to protect sensitive waterways
The Waihi Estuary is now considered one of the most polluted in New Zealand.
Mongols trial: Judge prepares jury for likely lengthy deliberations
Justice Melanie Harland is summing up the 12-week case in the High Court at Hamilton.
$1m winner took two months to realise, even after Lotto staff called him
The man is planning to use his winnings to travel overseas and buy some new toys.
Squash player Joelle King tops podium
Joelle King and Mohammed el Shorbagy have won the New Zealand Squash Open.
From sharing music charts with Beatles to lifestyle living: 1960s pop star's journey
Fairview Estate residents are learning there's a pop star from the 1960s among them.
NZDF/Police Pathways programme provides life skills
Blue Light Life Skills was designed for students who are on the Police Pathway Programme
Man missing six months 'likely' travelled in a car on day of disappearance - brother
'We miss him dearly ... we love him so much and we just want to see him come back.'
Felix Desmarais: Why I resent Six60
OPINION: I don't like Six60 or New Zealand. Let me explain.
Where there are hungry people, there are hungry animals
This is what one Bay pet foodbank says having shared how in demand their services are.
Costly civic precinct decision looms - but it could be worth it, council told
The city's commission will decide today whether to progress plans that could be costly.
'Vital source of support': Community leaders put out call for foodbank donations
Tauranga's foodbank is helping about 4000 more people than it was in 2021.
Mark Lister: How might you end up in negative equity?
COMMENT: Finding yourself in, or close to, negative equity isn't the end of the world.
'Mistake': Business owner believes $65m Ōtūmoetai road redesign could be safer
Tauranga City Council's preferred option could cost $64.9 million.
Fully booked: Bob the Prawn gets a second run in print
The first run of the book was 150 copies published around Christmas last year.
Joelle King and Paul Coll play NZ Squash Open finals today
Kiwi top seeds Joelle King and Paul Coll both made it to the NZ Squash Open finals.
'A disgrace': Volunteers unable to work at hospital despite it being 'short-staffed'
"We just suddenly got a text message and were told we weren't working anymore."
Business digest: Awards, milestones, social supermarkets, and top cheese
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'Hey Mum, I want to tell you something': The moment a mother's world changed forever
Sarah had no idea her partner, a much-loved family man, was capable of rape.
'It was really distressing' - Person drowns on island near Tauranga
'There’s a lot of police here, there’s been a real accident': Beach cafe worker.
'Stressed and unsure': Foodbank demand spikes nearly 30% as appeal begins
The soaring cost of living is having a big impact on people in need of help.
'Part of the furniture': Barry Muir to retire after 65 years in business
"It was a difficult decision. But at the age of 82, I felt it was time to slow down."
'Back like the old days': Backpackers welcomed back to the Bay
Backpackers have returned and hard-hit hostel owners are breathing a sigh of relief.
'Find civility and kindness once again': Richard O'Brien set to perform Rocky Horror Show
'We have to stand up and fight deeply for democracy'
New gardens, more art studio stops for Garden & Art Festival
About 30 per cent of the gardens are new to the festival.
'Really proud': Rotorua's Patchell Group celebrates 50 years in business
"I am blessed to be part of that growth."
'Really thankful': Airbnb owner offers place to fire victims
Chanelle Midwood and her daughter are planning to move into the Airbnb on Sunday.
Chamber boss: Is the Fair Pay Agreement fair play?
OPINION: The Fair Pay Agreement bill is now law, which is more bad news for employers