Revealed: Tauranga's worst Covid-19 rule breakers
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Four other passengers were medically checked but escaped without serious injury.
Emergency services are at the scene of a serious single-vehicle on SH2 in Mount Maunganui
A car has ploughed off the Maungatapu Bridge, but the two occupants freed themselves.
A woman staying at a Rotorua quarantine facility is one of the latest Covid-19 cases.
The cause of a well-invovled vehicle which spread to a nearby house is being investigated.
It's like he knows I love food and wants to make sure I don't love it more than him.
We spent seven weeks working in one 2m by 3m spare bedroom.
The potential for the Maori tourism industry in Tauranga is 'extensive'.
The rising cost of living means it's impossible for some people to save.
The 35-year-old was last seen around 10am on August 13.
Playground 'nonsense' and herding cats: Views from the public seats.
Kristie Purton and Nikki Reynolds: Well-known in Tauranga as the "Cystic Sisters".
One company had 30 to 40 jobs coming in each month.
Higgins fined $270,000 and ordered to pay more than $494,000 in reparations.
Report shows drop in car registrations pre-lockdown but companies now busier than ever.
COMMENT: How we got here, and why this council is on its last chance.
The divided council came together to unanimously vote for observer intervention.
Simmering tensions among the city's elected members have come to a head.
Testing will also continue at the port this weekend.
"Many of our own Māori families, whānau are not accessing what is already available."
COMMENT: Government needs to stop border breaches quickly.
There is a risk of another thunderstorm this evening.
Shaun Donovan from Katikati was reported missing on August 13.
The council insists it took the right steps in three-year battle with $46k bill.
The alleged theft took place at the Gate Pa Shopping Centre.
"It's simply not an answer to say all fault lies on the other side."
Name suppression lifted as man jailed for 12 years.
The Ministry of Health ordered up to 6000 Port of Tauranga workers to be tested.
The students sold 190 face masks and were still going.