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'Unprecedented': 145 mill workers locked out without pay for two weeks
'We've never been locked out', an employee of 22 years said.
Burst water pipe forces closure of regional council office
Residents will be able to access the council's services via phone
Live: 3693 new cases, 35 Covid-related deaths
The Ministry of Health reveals the latest Covid-19 figures.
Tamaki announces new political party; holds 'mock trial'
Today's protest is led by Destiny Church founder Brian Tamaki.
Zoe Hunter: People in financial trouble should ask for help
OPINION: There is power in people acknowledging they need help and taking action
Letters: Use of chemicals on reserves is backward thinking
OPINION: Our readers have their say.
'A milestone achievement': How will public transport work in Tauranga's new city centre?
"I've got the speed wobbles with the number of plans you're getting signed off."
Nandor Tanczos running green campaign for mayoralty
Tanczos was a member of the New Zealand Parliament from 1999 to 2008.
Why Hayden Wilde must wait longer to find out gold fate
The wait will go on for Hayden Wilde.
'We just wanted to give back': Tauranga Boys' College gives back to Foodbank
Principal: 'it's a real honour to see our young men contributing back to their community'
'Not if but when': Expert fears measles outbreak amid low immunisation rates
"It looks as if, for a measles outbreak, it's a matter of not if but when" - expert
Conservation, environment key, says mayoral candidate
"It's probably the biggest election we've had with ... climate and local govt reforms."
'Fight for our freedoms': Protest convoy heads to Wellington
The Freedom & Rights Coalition protestors gathered in Tauranga.
Power List: The top 25 supermarket owners
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The Premium Debate: Subscribers react to 'single over-50s struggling to survive'
OPINION: 'This is a sad reality which is only going to get worse'
'Having an affair, buying a fast car and looking tragic': Debunking the mid-life crisis myth
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Musical journey down the rabbit hole and around the world
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Students explore opportunities for their futures
Eastern Waikato Careers and Employers Expo was well attended and had positive feedback.
Felix Desmarais: Why I need people to stop telling me how good I look
COMMENT: There's a little fatberg in all of us, writes Felix Desmarais.
Protest convoy to leave Tauranga en route to Beehive
The Freedom and Rights Coalition held a protest march in Tauranga today.
'Horrendous': Farmers brace as costs spiral, one fertiliser up 125 %
'Farm input costs outstripping gains from good market prices.'
Tauranga Council thanks community for 'massive' recycling effort
Tauranga's household waste heading to landfill has nearly halved in a year.
Steamers show power to shut down explosive Auckland
A defensively dominant Bay of Plenty have earned their first win at Eden Park since 2004.
Ngahi Bidois: Through listening, looking and thinking we receive wisdom to speak
OPINION: Every ta moko is different and identifies the characteristics of the wearer.
Mark Lister: Has the inflation worm turned?
We can't declare victory yet, but some international trends are encouraging.
Business digest: New voter app, business scholarship launched, developer's headquarters up for sale
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Two men arrested after firearms incident in Welcome Bay
Police were called to a residential address about 2.50pm on Saturday.
Opinion: 'There's one thing I don't mind my taxpayer dollars going towards'
Let's get Trikafta over the line for cystic fibrosis sufferers.
Chamber boss: Bulldoze the immigration bottleneck
Worker shortage is the most common issue for Kiwi employers. Surely there's a better way.
'It's still sinking in': Vishal Toi Toi named Bay's Apprentice of Year
"There are no words to explain it really."
'Hard to fathom': $4500 titoki vandalised in Pāpāmoa stormwater reserve
Council says there was 'wilful damage' to a $4500 tree
Mayoral candidate wants to keep it local
His plan, if elected, was to "wind back spending plans and make them more reasonable"