NZ land wars and cultural centre on historic Gate Pā site proposed
The plans could include uncovering historic trenches Māori used to trap the British.
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Slips block region's highways as rain warnings lifted
Several slips are blocking highways in the Bay of Plenty and Coromandel.
Weather warnings in place across the Bay, heavy rain, strong winds
As of 4pm yesterday Waihi had experienced the most rainfall in the region reaching 24mm.
Underpass and boardwalk: A look at Tauranga's revamped city centre
"We can create something stunning here, on this very special harbour."
Former septic tank driver fined for 'deliberate' discharge of thousands of litres of sewage
The smell of sewage pouring into the Orini Canal made passers-by retch.
Coromandel retirement village residents face 47% fee rise
Fee rise met with negative feedback.
Land reclassified as Tauranga marine research and education facility gets a step closer
Sixty-six per cent of more than 300 submitters supported the reclassification.
'A great step forward': Joint resource consent for water supply between iwi and council recognised
The partnership between Rotorua Lakes Council and Ngāti Rangiwewehi has been recognised.
Eli Johnson's death: Two men charged with murder
Two Tauranga men accused of murdering 27-year-old Eli Johnson appeared in court today.
'Great progress' being made at SH35 road collapse
A heavy rain watch is in place for the area.
6910 new Covid cases, 16 deaths as schools battle teacher shortages
Data shows teacher sick days have increased by over 50 per cent compared to last year.
120km/h wind gusts, 100mm rain deluge, Harbour Bridge speed restrictions
Strong winds and heavy rains are set to strike Northland and Auckland today.
Felix Desmarais: One simple trick can steer ABs to success
OPINION: If we want to win the Rugby World Cup, perhaps we should do it in cars.
'Sitting duck': Jewellery store target of early-morning ram raid
Inquiries, including a forensic examination, will be conducted, police say
Ministry offers 'bigger better lives' for disabled
Due to support, tetraplegic Amanda Lowry can still swim, play wheelchair rugby and cook.
Police name two pedestrians killed in Bethlehem motorcycle crash
Inquiries into the circumstances of the crash were ongoing.
Back to school: Relief teachers 'like unicorns'
Principals looking into an empty pool of spare teachers to cover those off sick.
$16m for $1: Council CBD land subject of Māori co-ownership plans
Such a move would 'provide a contemporary reconciliation to a longstanding grievance'.
'Abhorrent': Abuse of councillors prompts concern for election
"Unfortunately we are losing really good people as a result of this."
Another rainmaker: Heavy deluge, damaging winds forecast for much of NZ
Expect clouds and sporadic showers today, but it's only going to get worse.
'A win-win for everyone' - Whitianga gets new waste recovery centre
The Mercury Bay Recovery Centre is said to be "a win-win for everyone".
'Tragic': Deaths and injuries after two crashes within 24 hours on Tauranga roads
"I remember thinking 's**t, that looks like a serious crash. And then, 'that's my house'."
Sparks not seeking re-election: 'It's worthwhile to serve your community'
The Kawerau district councillor won't be standing for re-election.
Do 'stars' make good politicians?
Former All Black Keven Mealamu is set to run for Auckland Council in the Franklin ward.
Business digest: Ocean scientist awarded L'Oréal Fellowship
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Kiri Gillespie: How I think we could fix the Bay's crippling bus driver shortage
Opinion: They say all it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.
Clean-up begins after serious crash that shut off Welcome Bay Rd overnight
Neighbours in the area said the crash was a "tragedy".
Why some young Kiwis are buying a business first and home second
A young couple explains why they are prioritising business over property.
Elder housing sale: Extra costs could come for ratepayers
Sales documents reveal a clause that the council may need to fund redevelopment costs.
Developer waits more than a year to get consent to build 48 social houses in Tauranga
Tauranga City Council issues nearly $1 billion in building consents in past year.
Mark Lister: Is the lower currency good or bad?
A weaker currency is a double-edged sword - Lister
Temporary single lane track to open at SH35 Motu River Bridge tonight
The lane will be open from 5pm on Saturday until 7am on Monday.
Two people injured in crash in Rerewhakaaitu, Bay of Plenty, road reopens
Police were alerted to the incident about 10.40am.
Stolen vehicle used to ram-raid Papamoa Plaza
"There was extensive damage done to the entranceway all for very minimal theft."