Covid-19 cases in Bay of Plenty have doubled in past month
Last week the Bay of Plenty recorded its highest number of Covid cases since July.
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Revealed: How many criminals with 'no fixed abode' are serving sentences in Tauranga
'We fully acknowledge that the location of offenders can be a concern for communities.'
Cost of storms in the millions for council
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Bay of Plenty primary principals want greater recognition of their workload
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'All about community': Hundreds of food donations collected at movie in the park
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'Genuine servant of education': Rob Leslie retires after four decades at same school
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