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Covid 19 puts brakes on bus patronage goals
Bus patronage could have increased by as much as 25 per cent.
One person dies after State Highway 29, Lower Kaimai crash
Inquiries into the circumstances of the crash were ongoing.
Two people injured in SH29 crash, one in critical condition
A person is trapped in a vehicle on SH29 Lower Kaimai range.
Tauranga and Hamilton mayors strengthening ties to improve infrastructure and growth outcomes
Tauranga and Hamilton mayors advocate for closer ties to tackle growth challenges.
Funding boosts for three Bay community groups
Three community groups coffers are fuller after Bay of Plenty Regional Council grants.
Muller says Cabinet paper leaked to National; Ardern fires back
Paper says permissive level 1 is allowed due to 28 days since no community transmission.
Council tensions: Mayor hits out at 'mob' of six councillors after deputy quits
New deputy appointed but she also faces potentially being ousted.
Former New Zealander of the Year charged with intentional damage
Dr Lance O'Sullivan allegedly damaged driver's window of a vehicle in Rotorua in March.
'Unbelievable': Beleaguered Katikati bypass gets the chop, again
Fourteen of 15 Western Bay infrastructure projects have been successful, for now.
Power restored to more than 200 Tauranga properties
The reason was due to "damaged equipment".
Whangamatā spill: Stricken vessel salvaged from harbour
Bad weather meant teams were unable to salvage the vessel on Monday.
Go Local! A night at the movies, with a twist
Want to go to a movie in the comfort of your own bubble? Now you can.
Tauranga woman raises more than $7000 for Cancer Society
Debra McNeil was aiming for a total of 198km. She obliterated that goal.
New brand for Ebbett Group
The Ebbett Dealership will be selling new Hyundai vehicles on Cameron Rd from July 1.
Waihau Bay murder-accused appears in court
The 56-year-old was arrested at the scene after police were called at 1.30am yesterday.
Shock resignation: Baldock steps down with new deputy mayor announced
Tauranga has a new deputy mayor.
Gang tensions at boiling point: Greazy Dogs face off with Mongol Nation
Greazy Dog gang turns up in force at house of senior patched Mongol.
New reduced speed limits around Paengaroa and Ōkere Falls
The new permanent speed limits will come into effect from June 29.
Power out after bus crash outside Mount school
The powerlines were covering a nearby pedestrian crossing.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Funding for Western Bay of Plenty community groups rolled out
The fund was part two of a three-phase approach planned by the funders.
Man charged with threatening to kill after Te Puke AOS call out
Police were notified of the incident on Dunlop Rd around 10pm last night.
Tauranga economy receives boost
The long weekend came at the perfect time for local businesses trying to find their feet.
Bypass bypassed: Simpson slates Govt's roading vote
Project halt another blow to local road users and visitors alike, Coromandel MP says.
Communities rally behind sporting organisations
It appears community spirit is strong in Bay of Plenty sporting circles
Whangamatā Harbour spill: Salvage operation underway for leaking vessel
Investigations suggest there has not been a significant amount of diesel discharged.
Transport, health, referenda and more: Where Bay candidates stand
The candidates were asked about their top priorities.
Dentists run off their feet but fear rapid drop-off
There are fears people will put off essential treatment causing problems down the track.
Man arrested after body found at Waihau Bay address
A 56-year-old man was arrested at the scene.
Wild weather: Trees down as wind and rain pummel region
Fire crews were kept busy overnight as wild weather battered the region.
Robert McGowan recognised for hard work and passion
Queen's Service Medal acknowledges long-time service to Māori and conservation.
Weather: Heavy rain and gales to batter Bay of Plenty
People were advised to make sure that items and structures at their homes were secure.
Whangamatā's Dr Maureen Lander made member of New Zealand Order of Merit
"Delving into Māori art was part of my search for my own identity."