'Disservice to our young people': Consent and relationships programme funding axed
One health teacher has described the ACC decision as 'disappointing and frustrating'.
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Fire risk fears: Apartment owners, Argosy suing aluminium panel makers, suppliers
Claddings now mostly removed from buildings at centre of court case.
'Bloody cool': Orca make splash in Tauranga Harbour
The orca were seen swimming in the harbour near the Chapel St bridge.
School sports to benefit from all weather surface
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Orca make splash in Tauranga Harbour
The group of orca whales paid a visit to the inner areas of Tauranga Harbour on Tuesday.
Drug dealer who shot high-ranking Mongrel Mob member in the back gets life sentence
Clifford Umuhuri was sergeant-at-arms of the Mob's Bay of Plenty chapter.
9809 Covid cases in last week, 54 virus-linked deaths including a child
Wastewater results suggest not all cases in Auckland and Wellington are reported.
Nest-egg to nightmare: Facebook scammer swindles $284k from victims
"We've become collateral damage to his greed."
Kids charity in fundraising drive for new van
Charity puts together personalised care packs for children in care in the Waikato.
Waihi Golf Club greenkeeper calls time after 13 years
Martin Jones has retired after 13 years' service.
Carmen Hall: 'Despicable' Govt should axe GST off quality of life meds
COMMENT: The Government is putting this in the too-hard basket but that's ridiculous.
'Loud bang': Car smashes into two shops at shopping centre
"… and then somebody noticed that they'd gone through the shop window. That's all we saw."
Ongoing squash success at Ōtūmoetai College
Squash players took home gold at national and offshore tournaments last month.
Hundreds to visit region for National Bridge Congress
After a three-year gap the Congress returns but in a new location.
Trap libraries to help you throw the book at pests
'The time to take action is now. We can't really afford to turn a blind eye any more.'
Bay businesses optimistic for summer after busy long weekend
The "amazing" long weekend made locals feel like summer had arrived.
State memorial service held for Queen Elizabeth II
The service at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul began at 2pm today.
Spare a thought for those working today
COMMENT: Many people will enjoy a day off today but service people may not.
Bigger venue named for Juicy Fest Tauranga
Nelly, Ne-Yo, Ja Rule and others headline the festival.
Mental health awareness week: How one father reclaimed his self-worth
'I was just trying to prove people wrong... and it just ultimately consumed me.'
'We were delighted to have so many': Celebrating 100 years of Jaguars
Jaguars of all sorts were proudly on display at Classic Flyers Museum this weekend.
Luke Kirkness: Govt inviting vigilantism by lack of action against crime
OPINION: They've opened the bank and made promises but little has transpired.
One person dead after fatal crash on SH26/Paeroa Kopu Rd
One person has died after a fatal crash on SH26/Paeroa Kopu Rd, Hikutaia.
Business digest: Awards, visits from Stuart Nash, Trust increases donations
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Mount couple's $3.31m bid to flee hustle and bustle ends in record sale
Auction heat for lifestyle property in Bay of Plenty beach town.
A 'call to arms': Endeavour funding recognises focus on coastal marine estate
"The funding recognises the 'call to arms' ... to focus on our coastal marine estate."
Bus passenger numbers drop more than 20 per cent as driver shortage plagues city
But work is being done to improve training, rewards and recognition for drivers.
New Zealand's most expensive house sales of 2022 so far
"As per usual, the premium end of the market beats to its own drum" - Nick Goodall
Mark Lister: There is more mortgage pain to come
Higher interest rates and a slower property market will be felt across the broader economy
Paul Cherry
Five thousand and five hundred dollars every 28 days - more than $200,000 so far. That is how much Pāpāmoa's Paul Cherry has spent on a drug he says is helping him fight his "incurable" prostate cancer diagnosis.
Your guide to daylight saving: Sleep, barbecues, flower planting, and the perfect party dress
The changing of the clocks: Clocks move forward an hour on Sunday for daylight saving.
Letters to the editor: There's an alternative to congestion charges
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.