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Bay Lotto winners have nearly 25,000 reasons to celebrate
Ten tickets won second division on Saturday.
'Massive delays': Schools frustrated over wait for new classrooms
The Government is working to 'minimise the impact' of the building consent process.
Police still looking for Taupō man missing for two months
Michael Yewen, 50, has been missing since February 3.
Letters: Wairākei reserve planting - economy should take 'precedence'
Our readers have their say.
NZ's deadliest week: 23 new Covid deaths, 104 so far this week
More than 350 people have now died with Covid-19 in New Zealand.
Jo Raphael: People should be disgusted by charity shop break-in
OPINION: A message needs to be sent that this type of behaviour will not be tolerated.
'Impressive' economic growth as region beats the odds
In theory households can feel the economic growth in job availability and wages.
Telling it like it is: Meet our new Opinion section columnists
We've added new opinion writers to our current line-up.
'In our DNA': How NZ company grew its value from $31m to $330m
'Last season Bay growers received $1.78 billion from the sale of kiwifruit'
Revealed: The Kiwi product included in this year's Oscars goodie bag
Goodies included arm liposuction, a plot of land in Scotland, and gold-infused olive oil.
Ngahi Bidois: Stay focused as you embrace the challenge of change
OPINION: Choose wisely what you spend your time and energy on
'We'll never give up': Inside the search for missing doctor
Volunteers have searched by land, sea and air. So what is next?
'He was speeding. Driving like he stole it, which he did' - car thefts rise
Bay of Plenty residents are falling victim to car theft.
One injured after three-car collision in Mount Maunganui
Police were alerted at 2.43pm.
Opinion: It's time to raise the retirement age
Our rising population age raises the stakes for the Super debate, writes Luke Kirkness.
Small businesses bear the brunt of Govt policy moves
OPINION: The impacts are mounting with inflation and labour shortages, writes Matt Cowley.
Doors to stored Tauranga Heritage Collection to open for the first time
Tours will be held on April 9 and 23. Bookings are essential.
We will remember them in Wāipa
Plans are well underway for Anzac day services around the district.
Whakaari/White Island tragedy: Flight operator pleads guilty, ordered to pay $267k
The defendant has been ordered to pay more than a quarter of a million dollars.
Building company 'shocked and devastated' by worker's death on site
Emergency services were called to the scene on Te Kaka Place on Wednesday afternoon.
Letters: Merge councils? Be careful what you wish for
Readers have their say on topical issues.
Mayor's surprise merger call described as 'unacceptable'
Garry Webber says the time will come for merging. All but one of his councillors disagree.
'Why can't they work a little longer?': Locals discuss NZ Super eligibility
Experts butted heads on the subject, now Bay of Plenty locals put their thoughts forward.
Forget 'bikinis and Barbie dolls': Beauty pageant returns with a makeover
'We're modernising - it's 2022.'
Two deaths: Workplace, rural incidents under investigation
The deaths occurred at two separate incidents in Ōmokoroa and Te Puke.
'A dog's breakfast': Pāpāmoa residents, commissioners clash
Commissioners meet with concerned residents, face 'considerable objection'
One dead in incident at rural property in Te Puke
Police were alerted at 1.40pm today.
The Premium Debate: Supply chain issues a huge concern for people
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Opinion: Jane Campion's comment missed the mark
OPINION: There is no comparison between Campion's and the Williams sisters' battles.
'Absolutely gutted': Friends of missing doctor on search being suspended
With no new information, police suspended the search for the missing doctor.
'Low-lives': Burglars slammed after 'devastating' hospice shop raid
Loss of potential revenue could mean less money for palliative patient care and nurses.
Police stand-off with man who allegedly made death threats against PM
Richard Sivell has allegedly made threats against the PM - today police paid a visit.