SH29 reopens follow truck breakdown
The truck's cargo of chlorine was 'reacting due to the inclement weather'.
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‘Could take some time’: Salvage operation under way for tipped barge
A tipped barge at Tauranga's marina could take time to salvage, says council.
Tauranga Special School marks 60 years of educating diverse learners
The original 1965 building still stands, now with many upgrades.
‘A love letter to Tauranga’: The musical comedy series coming to NZ screens
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Tauranga crashes: Serious injuries and road closures
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‘Island in the wilderness’: Proposed boundary shift sparks concern
Residents say the proposed boundaries ignore local geographic ties.
Former Bay of Plenty lawyer admits $375k fraud after obstructing investigation
More than 1200 false claims were sent to the Ministry of Justice.
Nan’s ‘unbearable’ grief after 4yo moko killed by dogs
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‘Edgy’ comedian Jimmy Carr set to return to the NZ regions he previously roasted
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'Splits us into two': Willie Apiata hands over Victoria Cross over entitlements issue
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Big transport projects on track
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Barge capsizes in Tauranga Harbour, 10l diesel spill contained
About 10 litres of diesel spilled; absorbent booms are in place.
Tree removal marks start of restoration at historic site
The project aims to stabilise the site by strengthening the redoubt banks.
Big changes for art gallery and its supporters
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How a Facebook post led to the rapid recovery of a stolen tiny home
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Olivado liquidation: Seeka boss explains why they bought the company
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Three dogs euthanised after fatal attack on 4-year-old child
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Magic v Stars: Pre-season clash, community day in Rotorua
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Flag football set to grow in Bay of Plenty schools
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Farmers fined $77k for discharging effluent into stream
Judge Tepania noted both defendants were careless for different reasons.
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