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Life in the fast lane: ABs legend becomes orderly
A former AB captain on his new team job: "It's an environment I've missed for 30 years".
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
It's rare a whole town has to be evacuated. So how did Ōpōtiki do it so successfully?
Dawn Picken: It's not cancel culture, it's progress
OPINION: It's only cancel culture when you don't like the change, Dawn Picken writes.
'Pretty quick': Civil Defence's praise of Kiwis after tsunami warning
Kiwis were blasted with sirens. Here's how well we reacted according to Civil Defence.
Tsunami scare: How did we cope?
A potential tsunami forced us to find out how effective our evacuation plans are.
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
Vaccines aren't mandatory for Port of Tauranga workers but are for Rotorua MIQ staff.
Quake aftermath: Always be ready to flee for 3 days, says leader
Earthquakes and tsunami alerts have also sparked renewed calls for sirens along the coast.
Religious vandalism of pride celebration sign 'appalling'
"I was lost for words at how thoughtless people could be."
Serious injuries after car crashes off highway on to railway tracks
Police were notified at 1.05pm.
One person killed after two-vehicle crash in Te Puke
The crash happened about 11.30am.
Ōpōtiki residents refuse to evacuate
'That was their own choice,' councillor says of few residents who opted to stay put.
Whakaari/White Island eruption: 3 more defendants named
Three parties who did not identify themselves can now be revealed.
More schools join free lunch programme
Education Minister made an announcement but couldn't avoid Covid-19 spotlight.
Earthquake advice: Evacuated residents told they can go home
Warning now lifted following a magnitude 7.1 quake off East Cape.
Bay residents evacuate after early morning quake
A massive 7.1 magnitude quake has struck off New Zealand's east coast.
Youth cancer survival rates increased - but less likely if you live in a region
Haley Thomas can't wait to turn 30. She didn't think she'd live that long.
Candidates for Western Bay of Plenty byelection named
The byelection will be held on April 30.
Hipkins in Tauranga: More schools join free lunch programme
Hipkins was at Welcome Bay School.
Jo Raphael: Aucklanders who escape lockdown are putting us at risk
OPINION: We all have a right to feel angry.
Bay of Plenty braces for thunderstorms
The region's wild weather is not letting up yet.
Armed offenders squad spotted in Mount Maunganui
A large police presence has been reported on Ex
Widow's fight for Pāpāmoa emergency medical centre close to achieved
The health committee has given its recommendations to the DHB who are now in discussion.
National Jazz Festival gets back in swing at Easter
The 58th Tauranga festival has an 'awesome' line-up of talent, manager Mark Anderson says.
Rise of Ōmokoroa: Proposed $75m town centre faces consent hearing
Plans include supermarket as town's population tipped to overtake Katikati and Te Puke.