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Police investigating Gate Pa car fire
It was not clear whether it was suspicious at this stage.
Helping Hand: Almost $250,000 to local sport
More than 80 BOP sporting organisations have dipped into the Community Resilience Fund.
Local food charities benefit from $1 million supermarket donation
Most of the donation was to go to 35 different food welfare and rescue charities.
Staggering drop in Tauranga cold and flu cases
Health professionals are noticing a historically quiet start to the cold and flu season.
From the chief executive: Roading major obstacle to recovery says CEO Mark Wynne
'It's time to invest in the growth of our region and build towards economic recovery.'
$5 prescription fee too much for some - pharmacists
"The harsh reality is that for some the low cost of $5 for a prescription is $5 too much."
One dead after motorbike, car crash near Whakatāne
White Pine Bush Rd (SH2) was closed after the crash at 6.20pm yesterday.
From the chief executive: Infrastructure investment needed - Tauranga Port CEO
View from the top: Red tape should not delay investment.
Tourism leaders say collaboration, domestic travel key
View from the top: "We need Kiwis to explore their own backyard."
From the chief executive: International education industry key to economic recovery
View from the top: Fourie says our region won't benefit from a one-size-fits-all approach.
Brrrr...! Heavy snow closes roads as wintry blast moves up country
There is snow down to 400m in places of the South Island, what's in store for the north?
Disability parking abusers 'selfish and arrogant'
People parking where they shouldn't are affecting those with less mobility.
Convicted Tauranga arsonist sentenced next month
A Bay man has admitted setting fire to a heat pump at a police station and other charges.
From the chief executive: Innovation and upskilling key to recovery says NZ Avocado CEO
View from the top: Horticulture well-positioned to help lead NZ out of Covid-19.
From the chief executive: Zespri's Dan Mathieson answers key questions about business and our economic future
View from the top: Demand for region's high-quality products will grow post-Covid.
Zizi Sparks: Supporting local business means Air New Zealand too
COMMENT: Upset customers should cut the national carrier some slack.
Dawn Picken on racism: Look in mirror before demanding change
COMMENT: Our institutions reflect our society.
White Island Tours 'couldn't have been a safer company' says former mayor
Whakaari six months on: "What's happened, it's just a tragedy."
Revealed: The multimillion-dollar cost that made Tauranga council abandon troubled Transport Hub
The Harington St project has been ditched after $19m already spent.
Volcano victims considering suing White Island Tours
Whakaari eruption victims had already hired the firm to sue cruise line Royal Caribbean.
Car rolls on SH 29 in Lower Kaimai range
Car rolled on SH 29 on the Lower Kaimai Range, one person suffered minor injuries.
Go Local! Totara Street venue saved by crowdfunding
As a thank you, Tiki Tane will be performing for all those who donated.
TCC to take action to recover as much of the $19m spent on the project
The project has already cost $19m.
Level 1 announcement is something to dance about for bar owners
The move to level one means no more social distancing restrictions.
Letters: Rates freeze for Western Bay may not be the right call
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
People evacuated after car fire spreads to house in Tauranga
It was not clear whether it was suspicious at this stage.
'Running hot': Tauranga homeowners make $112m in three months
The city's median profit from sales in the first quarter of 2020 was $269,375.
Petition started to save 'vibrant' Our Place
The Tauranga City Council is considering canning the CBD container village.
Police seek witnesses after fatal Lower Kaimai crash
The crash happened on June 3 between Thorne Rd and Poripori Rd.
Larry Baldock refutes cutting debate claim
And councillors will discuss meeting report findings at a training day next week.
Salisbury opponent concedes she could be a good fit as deputy
Tauranga's deputy mayor position - who gets to choose?
Bay of Plenty business and community leaders ready for alert level 1
The lifting rules cannot come soon enough, says hospitality spokesman.