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OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
There were consequences of these military engagements for ngā iwi o Tauranga Moana.
A man died in hospital after an incident in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Some moteliers are speaking out, saying they're being demonised.
The officer admitted two driving offences following an incident in Edgecumbe.
A potting shed, which doubles as a washing line and shelter, was a winner.
Higgs says he hit rock bottom when the condition first occurred.
OPINION: But children need to learn all parts of the digital world.
OPINION: Collectively we need to become more financially literate and wise to risk.
The fire was reported at 4.53am.
Thousands across the region are struggling to the point of needing a Government top-up.
Dunne will see out a three-month notice period in a part-time capacity.
The changes come after a strategic review of the company's ownership and business model.
The bins will be delivered in weekly stages across the council's three wards.
Airfares, car rentals, and transport fares go into the domestic costs for your DHB.
The man was taken to hospital with serious injuries but later died.
'The library area is looking dated and a bit tired.'
Simply doing the paperwork isn't going to cut it, in my view.
A Tauranga 12-year-old has been treated to a dream day of events.
OPINION: We will remember them.
Police were called to a property just after midnight on Saturday.
Sunday marked the 105 years since the first Anzac Day commemoration was held in 1916.
But Hollis says he believed he was doing the right thing.
Police are investigating a serious injury incident in Parkvale overnight.
OPINION: Are we inching closer to a world where Black Lives Matter?
Police have released the name of the man who died after crash in Te Puke.
Sea freight prices have jumped and businesses say imports are being delayed by months.
An independent report suggests disestablishing Bay Venues but council staff don't agree.
Commercial consents worth nearly $8m were issued in the Mount/Pāpāmoa area in March.