'Angry and undervalued': Health workers strike at Tauranga Hospital
They had signs saying, 'We're worth more than the minimum' and 'essential yet overlooked'.
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A new plan will determine how high buildings near Tauranga's local centres can be.
'Obvious concern': Locals weigh up Uber over buses following attacks
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'Commonsense has prevailed': Govt drops primary international students ban
International students will be welcome back to the country from July 31.
Opinion: Why schools should cash in on foreign students
Education minister heading to US and South America to drum up student business.
'A real burden': Winter warning of Covid, flu peaks and hospital impact
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Family in 'absolute shock' after man killed in suspected homicide in Tauranga
Police called to a disorder incident; when they got there they found a body.
SH29 lane to close as drivers ignore lower speed limit for repair work
And some vehicles won't be allowed to use the highway at all.
Ram raids: Why locking up teens 'born in the cracks' won't help - youth workers
'Most of those we work with were born in the cracks. They never had a fair chance.'
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A green room for a green initiative
Waihī Beach and Katikati businesses and organisations have signed up for the programme.
Michele Hunter: We need to make it inconvenient to commit crime
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Letters to the editor: Banning smacking is behind crime rate
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Call for bus ban for kids causing trouble at Tauranga stops
The Act Party's media stand-up in downtown Tauranga.
Watch: 9-year-old singer's song about mental health
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Jo Raphael: Women facing uphill battles on many fronts in 2022
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Solo dad on benefit says he'll be no better off working for minimum wage
'I can understand why there is a reluctance to move away from the safety net benefits.'
Have your say on future of Tauranga's new suburb
Information display open at Tauranga Crossing from May 20-29.
Tauranga byelection: Candidates upset, insulted by Te Pāti Māori claims
Winston Peters, former MP for Tauranga, has also weighed in on Te Pāti Māori's stance.
Ōmokoroa trails to become more accessible
Three stretches of trail will be upgraded to a bitumen chip seal surface.
Should gangs be banned? The Premium Debate
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on gangs.
Opinion: Cost of housing infrastructure everyone's responsibility
Opinion: Property development is a business and you have to spend money to make money.
'Walking roughshod over us': CBD landlords left out of bus stop move talks
The relocated bus interchange is expected to be operational from next month.
CBD transformation: $1.5b in developments planned for 'empty' city centre
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'Buyer's market': Median house price suffers biggest fall in 30 years
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'Farewell to the old': Demolition of Tauranga City Council building to begin
Work is expected to begin next month.
Katikati woman walking to give back
Aotearoa 100ks in 30 Days kicks off this month, fundraising for breast cancer support.
'Let's do better': Women ridiculed on the Mount turn insult into empowerment
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Opinion: Simon Henry apology: Women no longer have a designated lane
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Karters looking forward to spring
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The Premium Debate: why bowel cancer screening is so important
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Odd One Out wins art award
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