'Anything is possible': Para-cyclist has sights set on Tokyo
With Tokyo Olympics on the horizon, Fraser Sharp has cleaned up at nationals.
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Nearly 300 homes sell in March, but no record median price for Tauranga
Tauranga's median house price dropped just 0.4 per cent to $901,000.
One dead after crash between car and motorcycle near Te Puke
Police were notified at 3.34pm.
Plethora of events and activities on for school holidays
There is no shortage of things to do these April school holidays.
Jo Raphael: We have the land and trees. Let's build the houses
OPINION: It's time for a return to mass state housing.
Total cost of Bay of Plenty gun injuries revealed
ACC says it spends $4 billion on injuries, most of which are preventable.
Letters: It's time to bring in a climate tax at airports
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Dear diary: How a journal helps keep me sane
OPINION: I'm always looking for tools to help improve my own mental health.
Injured driver flown to Tauranga Hospital
A helicopter was called to a crash in Esdaile Rd, Whakamarama.
'Run over by a bus': Dame Val's pandemic parenting challenge
Valerie Adams' young son was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in the middle of the pandemic.
'My body was screaming at me to stop': Man tackles Cook Strait on a surfboard
What started as a fitness regime evolved into an almighty endurance challenge.
Couple who lost two sons to suicide: We'll never get over it
Brothers Michael and Christopher Powell died by suicide 10 years apart.
'Finally, we made it through': Toi Ohomai graduates reflect on challenging year
The Toi Ohomai graduation took place at the Trustpower Arena on Thursday and Friday.
Breezy rider! Lime scooter on Tauranga highway prompt police calls
The woman was riding the scooter on State Highway 29A.
Cop suffers serious burns in gas bottle incident
'Kris is the type of person who usually runs towards danger and helps people.'
Luke Kirkness: How I spent two months living in a laundry
Opinion: Luke Kirkness shares his thoughts after two months in the Bay of Plenty.
Samantha Motion: Bay Patrol is the sun-soaked summer of dreams and nightmares
Opinion: Summer rewind on Bay Patrol - but it's not all fun and games for the lifeguards
Stormy seas for tourism if cruise ships kept out of transtasman bubble, businesses say
Businesses want the Government to communicate specific plans for the maritime border.
Tauranga iwi setting 'new benchmark' with curriculum collaboration
'It's for our wider community to be aware of histories that come from our perspective.'
Police cleared: Man protested arrest after terror attack criticism
The man was arrested following the terror attacks in Christchurch on March 15,2019.
Road cyclists to converge on Rotorua
The championships, including time trials and road races, are based in Waikite Valley.
Luke Kirkness: The tap is running dry with our water resource
Opinion: It falls from the sky but it doesn't seem to be an endless resource.
'Our son was no saint but he didn't deserve to die': Gang member jailed over fatal crash
An Ōpotiki man has been jailed for the manslaughter killing of a motorcyclist.
Diabetes epidemic: Man down 20kgs in 8 weeks on how he is changing his life
Bay of Plenty diabetes cases are projected to rise 70 to 90 percent by 2040.
Community challenge: Could you ditch your car once a week for a year?
Carless Wednesday Challenge aims to help reduce car dependency in Tauranga and WBOP.
Top picnic table build sees Menzies win apprentice title
Menzies, aged 20, competed against four other apprentices on April 10.
Māori Party co-leaders confident donations above board amid police probe
Rawiri Waititi and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer are 'comfortable' with the donations.
Severe burns: Father denies attempted murder charge
A Bay of Plenty man has pleaded not guilty to attempting to murder his son.
Are your details safe? Why businesses are adapting Covid tracer methods
Tauranga stores are trying other sign-in methods to protect customers privacy.
Roading rage: Frustration as key projects 'will not get over the line'
"Frustrations are at bursting point" as regions around NZ wait for critical upgrades.
New DHB employees could see Covid-19 vaccine as term of employment
It's easier for employers to require new staff to be vaccinated than for existing workers.
Principal says student was hit by car in a 'freak accident'
School 'blown away' by messages of support from the Tauranga community.
Police release name of person found dead in Lake Rotomā
A body and a car were recovered from Lake Rotomā, near Rotorua, last night.
'Freak accident': Principal says student hit by car was chasing a ballP
A 12-year-old boy was injured in a serious crash outside Tauranga Intermediate School.