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Discipline key to win against Otago - coach
There were a handful of changes to the squad to play Otago.
Opinion: Is climate change to blame for prevalence of potholes?
OPINION: Local roads, state highways, rural roads; none are spared the scouring forces.
'Overwhelmingly amazing': Tens of thousands raised for school counselling service
The money will help fund a counsellor at the school for two years.
Tauranga university campus celebrates latest graduates
222 students graduated from the University of Waikato Tauranga campus on September 2.
'Don't give up': Dancer's message for young athletes after stroke at age 16
'I've just always had the mindset of moving forward. It is what it is, I can't change it.'
'Pressure cooker': Lives lost as soaring stress levels hit building sector
Survey reveals a rise in stress or mental health issues over the past year.
Council candidate withdraws: 'One of the toughest decisions I've had to make'
District council candidate stands down for health and personal reasons.
Live: 1800 new cases, 10 Covid-related deaths as PM announces settings review
New infections and hospital rates have fallen steadily across August.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers give their views on road potholes
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Person injured in hazardous materials incident
A helicopter was sent to the scene.
Three Waters, housing and a Te Puke stadium? Western Bay mayoral hopefuls duke it out
One candidate said she "wouldn't want to end up like Tauranga".
Tauranga dancer's message of courage for Zespri AIMS Games athletes after stroke
Austin Taylor dancing at the New Zealand Dance Awards in Christchurch this year after his stroke. The routine was choreographed by his teacher at Space Studios.
Waipā's green spaces safe from housing intensification changes
The district council assured residents: town belt and green spaces will be protected.
Sonya Bateson: Easier for young minds to absorb new languages
OPINION: Te reo is everywhere. And in a few more years it'll be more common still.
Great white shark study to combine science with Māori tikanga
Fear and anxiety over shark encounters had appeared to increase
Hunt for offender after woman indecently assaulted
Police are asking for the public's help
'Pure joy': Tauranga mums complete winter swimming stint for a cause
More than $4000 has been raised for a charity that supports grieving children.
Te Puke-Maketū ward council candidates face off
Ten of the 12 candidates faced questions on housing, parks, water, and more.
Toilet paper workers' stoush: Fresh negotiations as shortages felt
Kawerau's Essity mill's 145 workers have been locked out since August 9 without pay.
'Extremely excited': Tauranga booked up as AIMS Games returns - what you need to know
'I sense the city has really missed it, especially with the buzz and energy it brings'
Shane Te Pou: What's wrong with workers seeking pay rises to combat cost of living, inflation?
OPINION: Kawerau mill workers are asking for a pay rise in line with inflation.
'I don't have to make anything up': Key witness in Mongols trial
Secret witness in the Mongols gang trial denies having a 'mad' cocaine habit of his own.
Man caught driving over the limit twice in one night
A trip for dinner in Rotorua resulted in a court date.
Subscribers weigh in on Māori unemployment being at historic low
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Live: 2066 new Covid cases, 286 people in hospital, 3 in ICU
The latest results are promising, a fortnight out from the next traffic light review.
Four changes: Big names return as All Blacks keep faith with starting XV
Ian Foster has named the All Blacks side to face the Pumas in the rematch in Hamilton.
He thought he'd beaten it. Now his cancer is back - with a vengeance
Family man in fight for life - but there is a drug that can help him.
Four new black belts boost club ranks
Ten years of training has churned out four new black belts for the local karate club
Watch: Rescued in the dark: Two men winched to safety from the waters of Whiritoa
The two men were landed safety at the nearest surf club.
Invasive weed eradicated from Pāpāmoa waterway
Invasive plant can destroy habitat for native species.
Delegation South Korea-bound to 'spread the word' as international students set to return
"We are excited to return and spread the word – come to Tauranga."
NZ Herald readers have their say: Cane should be dropped
Herald readers have overwhelmingly made the call for Sam Cane to be dropped.