Council tension: Hollis denies accusation of deleting texts
'I won't discuss anything by text. Certainly not on my work phone.'
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Legal loophole about to close on controversial cycleway
The time is nigh for a legal loophole allowing people to park in a $2.2m cycleway.
Grant applications for $15k to support elderly now open
The grants are in place to help communities prepare for an ageing population.
Nine more pages of Colgan report on Bella Vista released
The report deals with the role of council staff in the failed development.
New time limits for city centre on-street parking
Time restrictions for on-street parking now applies Monday to Saturday, 8am-4pm.
Food waste-to-bioenergy facility under way in Reporoa
The facility will help New Zealand deal with 327,000 annual tonnes of food waste.
Temporary closure of Mt Maunganui walking track
.The track is expected to be closed from 7am-12pm on Thursday.
Letters to the editor: Slow drivers are also a problem
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Feedback sought on Island View playground
Western Bay of Plenty District Council has released its concept plan for the reserve.
'Disturbing' rise in BOP greenhouse gas emissions
Overall, emissions in the Bay of Plenty grew 11.9 per cent from 2007 to 2018.
Police attend multiple crashes in Western Bay of Plenty
Police were notified about 9.10am.
'Tremendous' Tauranga population boom drives need for community spaces
Tauranga had seen a 60 per cent increase in demand for new community halls and spaces.
Are election hoardings becoming redundant?
Comment: I've never been tempted to vote based on anything seen on an election billboard.
'What a soft c**k': Mayor's embarrassing texts about councillor
Texts reveal internal turmoil in council during attempted deputy mayor coup.
Magic defeat Southern Steel in final seconds
The Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic earned a last second win over the Steel.
Motorcyclist has minor injuries after crash with car
Emergency services were called to the scene just after 5.30pm.
Tauranga raises $23k for cancer through Dry July
The city was the third-biggest contribution to the campaign
Spencer wins Lifetime Service Award
A volunteer for more than 60 years Spencer shares knowledge of cycling with the community.
Speed limit proposals around schools out for feedback
Western BOP District Council is undertaking a partial review of its speed limits bylaw.
Weather wrap: Drier July for Tauranga
Rainfall in July was below the historical average for the same time period.
Deputy mayor turmoil, as it happened
One meeting walk-out, two letters of requisition, four tumultuous weeks.
Letters to the editor: Reserve decision the right one
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Club Sports Wrap: Highs and lows
A quick look at some of the club sport played during the weekend.
Comment: Property report paints a good picture
Comment: Now could be the time to buy.
Revealed: Tauranga's most common hours of the week to be burgled
And it's not what you'd expect.
Love interrupted: Transtasman couples kept apart by visa 'policy oversight'
A couple are petitioning the Government to change the rules for Australian partners.
Festival brings people together for good vibes
Thousands enjoyed the Good Vibes Mount Maunganui Winter Festival this evening.
Kristin Macfarlane: 'The gut-wrenching feeling of violation is the same'
Comment: I remember walking into my bedroom and it ransacked.
943 millionaires: Lotto celebrates 33rd birthday with $30m Powerball jackpot
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Million-dollar property market: Tauranga agents report an 'appetite for spending'
Revealed: Where the top five Tauranga sales are so far in 2020.
Sport climbers 'disappointed' by Mauao board ruling
'It's disappointing but it is what it is,' climbers' representative Kerry Crawford says.
Letters to the editor: Future high rates if Panepane Pt proposal goes ahead
OPINION: Readers have their say.
'Nightmare': How a walk on a beach ended in horror and heartbreak
'This was a tragic outcome for all of us'.