'Don't feel safe': Tauranga residents petition for removal of homeless
Foul language, mess, and intimidation are reasons residents say they want homeless gone.
Foul language, mess, and intimidation are reasons residents say they want homeless gone.
One winner was also lucky enough to win Powerball second division.
Hitting screens tonight, the first season boasts a $50,000 prize Rogers likes the look of.
"I just hope she is happy, healthy and loved."
Man of the community to become man of the district.
Michael Voss, 24, won the 57th Rotorua Marathon - 5 minutes a head of second place.
Mongrel Mob member never thought he would walk across a graduation stage, but he did.
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Ron Gray lost his son in a car accident earlier this week. Now he wants to send a message.
The much-loved missing dog was found at a Rotorua address.
The first visible signs of the Bayfair flyover and underpass were installed this week.
The project won the Local Government Supreme Award.
The robbery happened at a property in Maungatapu on Wednesday.
The girlfriend of one of the Ōmanawa shooting victims has given evidence about his death.
Tauranga Model Railway Club looks for a permanent home. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The accident was reported at 8.34am.
A Tauranga man has been given a life prison term for the murder of a 17-month-old girl.
Some people plan to keep paying for a private pick-up, on top of the rates-funded one.
Nancy Langton, who touched many lives, died after a battle with ovarian cancer.
A brother of an Ōmanawa double murder accused has given evidence at his trial in Tauranga.
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Two young girls have been left devastated by the theft of their beloved pet Nalah.
'Cancer is a horrible thing for your child to get.'
The man was last seen at a function on the evening of April 22.
She says her son told her he would go out 'in a blaze of glory'.
Crashing a marked police ute while on duty 'will likely cost him his job'.
The DHB acknowledged its carbon emissions were "detrimental" to people's health.
Being forced from her home led Anahera Hale to pursue a new career.
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