Huge support for Peter Burling as America's Cup finals racing begins
Tauranga's own son Peter Burling and Team New Zealand teammates take on Luna Rossa.
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Neighbour opposes 'overbearing' $75m town centre plan
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Community asked for interest in Middlebrook Drive, Katikati land
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$75m Ōmokoroa Town Centre resource consent 'exciting', commissioners told
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New kerbside collection bins ready for roll out
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Western Bay moves to restricted fire season
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City in 'crisis': Commissioners warned of 5000-house deficit in next decade
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Hello future district: We have a plan says Western Bay Council
But more help is needed from the community for the finalisation of the Long-term Plan.
Mount parents plead for schoolchildren's safety on busy road
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Investment needed to cope with population growth
The Long-term Plan 2021-31 aims to address problems caused by the city's rapid growth.
Cricket: Greerton maintain unbeaten record
Greerton won a top-of-the-table clash against Central Indians on Saturday.
Stephanie Worsop: More to be done to achieve true gender equality
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Stephanie Worsop: Going down the rabbit hole of pet peeves
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Life in the fast lane: ABs legend becomes orderly
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CYFS should have checked Baby Royal within 24 hrs - weeks later, he was dead
CYFS report says social workers should have seen 'vulnerable' baby within 24 to 48 hours.
Principal's home burgled while she helped students evacuate
'That's the terrible thing - in a time like that, that people would be so cruel.'
Motorbike crash at Pukehina closes part of State Highway 2
Motorists are asked to avoid the area until the road is clear.
'This is for real': How Ōpōtiki mayor helped evacuate a whole district in 45 minutes
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Dawn Picken: It's not cancel culture, it's progress
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'Pretty quick': Civil Defence's praise of Kiwis after tsunami warning
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Tsunami scare: How did we cope?
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Four arrested after Bay of Plenty car thefts
Police say they are still seeking other people in relation to the offending.
More people reading the Bay of Plenty Times, new figures show.
The paper's weekly readership sits at 76,000.
Covid-19 vaccinations across Bay of Plenty going strong
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Quake aftermath: Always be ready to flee for 3 days, says leader
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