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Wānanga boss praises staff member connected to Covid cases
A person in Whakatāne was identified as a contact of a close contact to the Auckland case.
Programme aims to build effective and sustainable coaching practices
The programme is designed to help coaches invest in their coaching skills.
Nowhere is immune: Tracer app expert slams lacklustre effort
It appears some Tauranga locals have fallen into bad habits, forgetting to scan in places.
Letters to the editor: Sharks trying to find food
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Connection to Covid case in Whakatāne
Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi confirmed a staff member is a close contact.
AOS incident in Te Puna resolved
A section of road in Te Puna was closed overnight.
Wet and windy: Wild weather to ease
Heavy rain may cause surface flooding in some areas.
'There are hard decisions to make': Q+A with commission chairwoman Anne Tolley
Anne Tolley on how only the fourth council commission in New Zealand history will work.
Whatever it takes: Sports adjust to level 2
Tauranga's sports clubs and organisations are adjusting to level 2, again.
Whakatāne attempted murder accused acquitted
The man on trial accused of attempting to murder another man claims mistaken identity.
Bay of Plenty hospitals face some visitor restrictions due to Covid-19
Visiting restrictions apply in the maternity ward and high-risk areas.
Anxious wait for businesses, school week jumbled: How the latest Covid cases are impacting us
There are three new cases of the virus in the community, forcing a jump in alert levels.
Tertiary enrolments rise 15 per cent at Toi Ohomai
But the union believe more staff are needed to carry the load.
Central and Greerton lead hunt for Williams Cup
Both sides held off strong challenges at the weekend.
Jo Raphael: Let's remove all barriers to Covid vaccinations
OPINION: Let's get our population immunised.
Schools' scholarship success despite lockdown disruptions
A number of Tauranga students were awarded New Zealand Scholarships.
Wild weather: Wind and rain on the way
A subtropical low moves southwards onto the north of the North Island.
One in 10 people decline immunisation as Covid-19 vaccine rolls out
"More needs to be done to ... families and whānau to immunise their children."
Local Focus: Car club goes to the dogs
Animal shelter benefits from VW enthusiast car show. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Gender-neutral bathrooms increasing in Bay schools
Te Puke Intermediate is the latest school to have the toilets, but what other schools do?
'Meth easier to buy than milk' - Emails to NZ's top cop led to downfall of Mob boss
Tired of the gang running the town, a constable wrote directly to the Police Commissioner.
One dead after Pilot Bay 'water incident'
Attempts to resuscitate the person failed.
'It just came at me': Great white shark bites fisherman's kayak
"It looked at me, I looked at it and I thought 'oh s***'."
'Pretty knackered': Records fall at Tarawera Ultramarathon
'It was beautiful out there.'
The Mount or Tauranga, guilty pleasures and a favourite song
The Coast Breakfast team answers quickfire questions after the show's Tauranga launch.
Samantha Motion: The superhuman strength of sick kids and their families
OPINION: No amount of sympathy can put us in their shoes.
Love is in the air as Valentine's Day looms
Local florists are under the pump as romantics make their Valentine's Day orders.
'A gift from God': How one organisation is saving lives
Big-hearted programme gives addicted, homeless and mentally unwell people a second chance.
Stephanie Worsop: When a daredevil toddler makes baby-proofing impossible
Opinion: You don't think about all the dangers in your house until you have a kid.
Letters to the editor: Car registrations lacking in New Zealand
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
First images of $400m plasterboard facility as build begins
As developable land in Tauriko runs out, the need for a new highway connection grows.
Shark study sought: 'Things have changed now' says expert
Shark expert Riley Elliott wants to uncover what happens under the water near Bowentown.