'There is a lot of angst': First-time Mount festival adapting to red setting
Many Bay of Plenty events have been cancelled, but some are still planned to go ahead.
Many Bay of Plenty events have been cancelled, but some are still planned to go ahead.
Police have referred the death to the Coroner.
Five cases have been reported in the Bay of Plenty District Health Board area this summer.
Tauranga businesses have managed to scrape together an okay summer despite struggles.
Today's case numbers and locations of interest.
'We don't know what it is going to be like until we have them in our classrooms'
Local Ukrainians are concerned for family who could be caught in the potential conflict.
But booster shots would make a difference to the number of cases, the ministry says.
Tauranga man Tio Faulkner went from rubbing shoulders with Prime Ministers to an NZ jail.
Our readers have their say.
Te Puke friends have spoken to their relatives in Tonga and applaud relief efforts.
Worksafe has fined two Bay of Plenty businesses for not meeting Covid-19 requirements.
The BOPDHB says there is enough Covid-19 testing capacity in Tauranga.
The approach aims to slow down and limit the spread of an outbreak, the Government says.
A ferry from Omokoroa to Downtown Tauranga will run for six weeks from February 16.
KFC Cameron Rd linked to probable Omicron case.
Incentives to encourage people to recycle seem to be having the desired effect.
Kiri Allan chose to get vaccinated in a place she wants to see vaccination rates rise.
OPINION: Omicron is in Tauranga. What does that mean looking forward?
Tauranga centenarian and Holocaust survivor James Van Ameringen farewelled.
The family say Bowden is making progress but anticipated a 'very long road' to recovery.
It comes as a public health expert anticipates a "rapid rise" in cases in the coming weeks
About 35 pigs spent five months living in the streams, which flow into Lake Rotorua.
A total fire ban has been put in force for the Bay of Plenty and South Waikato district.
Leaders around the Bay said red was inevitable with omicron looming.
Tauranga City Council invests $4 million to improve access to local facilities.
Tio Faulkner claimed that due to being tangata whenua, he was being detained unlawfully.
Emergency services were alerted yesterday morning to a body in the Tauranga Harbour.
Businesses already dealing with life after lockdown are now bracing for new Covid variant.