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But it hasn't come without hard work and sacrifice.
Hungry and anxious: Teacher dreads looking in children's lunchboxes
More than 500 local children are waiting for help from KidsCan.
'Bawling my eyes out': Baby Daxton fights for life after four brain surgeries
''Half of his brain was the normal grey colour and half of it was real black.''
One dead in incident near Ngatai Rd, Tauranga
Police ask that motorists avoid the area as there will likely be delays.
Armed police help with search warrant at Pyes Pa house
Armed police helped uniformed police with search at a Pyes Pa house today.
$1.6m Ōmokoroa sports pavilion opened
The purpose-built two-storey facility was officially opened this morning.
Volcanix named to take on Taranaki
The Volcanix play Taranaki at Blake Park on Saturday.
Zespri scoops Kiwifruit Innovation Award
Russell Lowe first began working on the challenge of breeding a new red kiwifruit in 1993.
'Severe weather': Antarctic blast set to hit on weekend
Snow and cold winds will make travelling difficult and stress livestock.
'We have work to do': Satisfaction with council hits new low
Legacy issues, elected member behaviour, the process of change blamed for downturn.
'One of the toughest years on record' but Western Bay Council relatively strong
The council has continued careful management of its operating expenditure.
L.A.B sharing the stage with fellow Mount Maunganui lads The Leers
From Mount Maunganui College to Mt Smart Stadium.
Letters to the editor: Who will clean the food scraps bins?
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
'We're devastated': Popular owl sculpture stolen
'Owl' stood proudly at the Te Puna Quarry Park for more than 20 years.
Kiri Gillespie: Vulnerable but brave, Todd Muller I salute you
Muller's journey is a reminder that the impacts of mental health don't discriminate.
'Flabbergasted': City split over new rates-funded kerbside rubbish service
'If I don't want a big bin, why should it be forced on me?'
'This is what people need': Bay GPs seeking more help for mental health
It comes after a record budget for mental health in 2019.
Child who died on dairy farm: 'God needed him back'
Rozayah Hudson died in an incident on a dairy farm last week.
Significant changes ahead for SH2/SH29A Te Maunga junction
Significant charges on their way for the Te Maunga intersection junction of SH2/SH29A.
Mongrel Mob Kawerau president and 7 others on trial
Eight people accused of drug dealing offences are on trial in Hamilton District Court.
Bay Steamers team to play Wellington Lions named
Bay of Plenty Steams team to play Wellington Lions named.
Set to sizzle: Are you a BBQ master?
Battle of the BBQs Tauranga brings together Kiwis for a BBQ cook-off.
Finally! Crowds can return to local rugby
The Toi Ohomai Baywide Secondary Schools Finals day is at Rotorua International Stadium.
Local Focus: Who is Angie Warren-Clark, Labour candidate for Bay of Plenty?
Labour candidate Angie Warren-Clark's election profile. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Who is Tricia Lawrence, NZ First candidate for Bay of Plenty?
NZ First candidate Tricia Lawrence's electorate profile. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Who is Tricia Lawrence, NZ First candidate for Bay of Plenty?
NZ First candidate Tricia Lawrence’s electorate profile. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Who is Todd Muller, National Candidate for Bay of Plenty?
National candidate Todd Muller has a thing for vampires. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Who is Todd Muller, National Candidate for Bay of Plenty?
National candidate Todd Muller has a thing for vampires. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Māori mental health approach resonates more
An academic says addressing disparity isn't easy, it starts with recognising it exists.
Opinion: Women and the young bear brunt of economic 'scarring'
COMMENT: We need to think creatively about how firms might engage with job seekers.
Transport, health, referenda and more: Where Coromandel candidates stand
The candidates were asked about their top priorities.
Jo Raphael: We need Aucklanders
COMMENT: Aucklanders need to spend their money in the regions - not just Auckland.