Rotorua teen thriving in leadership role
Julius Smith was selected to sit on a national youth board.
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Make Matariki a public holiday, says advocate
Celebrating Matariki as a public holiday will better educate Kiwis of its significance.
The Head Hunter who made $1 million in three years
Bucket of drugs and cash buried in sand dunes of popular Bay of Plenty beach.
People 'too casual' about social distancing rules
Social distancing rules are being flouted.
I'm your man: New National leader's promise to small businesses
Muller says as well as being Prime Minister he wants to be Small Business Minister.
Monica Cantwell killer fails in bid for freedom, again
The parole board deemed Charles John Coulam "an undue risk".
Zizi Sparks: Let's get the economic recovery ball rolling
Comment: Economic recovery is the next big challenge for the Government.
EVES Tauranga real estate agents clean up at annual awards
Eight out of nine awards went to Tauranga area real estate agents.
'Extraordinary privilege': Muller speaks out on workload, priorities - and Simon Bridges
Interview: New National Party leader pays tribute to his Bay of Plenty supporters.
Warmer Kiwi Homes - thousands of warmer homes
There have been around 2,500 insulation and heating retrofits through the programme.
Bay of Plenty Maori unemployment more than double that of Pākehā
"We are talking now about the new wave of unemployed, not those already on the books."
Audrey Young: For Simon Bridges, self-belief and rat-cunning weren't enough
Simon Bridges did not appear to have a jot of self-doubt, writes Audrey Young.
Campaign launches today in bid to save rugby clubs
People are asked to help do what they can to save club rugby.
Covid-19 assessment centres to close next week
Kawerau, Ōpōtiki, Katikati, Tauranga and Whakatāne assessment centres are winding down.
Bayfair roundabout three-day night works lane closures
The work will begin on Sunday and finish on Tuesday, weather permitting.
Letters to the editor: Elizabeth St has important traffic function
Readers have their say.
Stephanie Worsop: Neither Bridges nor Muller can win the war
COMMENT: Both contenders will ultimately be left out in the cold.
'Freedom' - Tauranga bars back to watering thirsty locals
Bars had a slow first day back but say the real proof would be over the weekend.
It's showtime: Bridges and Muller square off - but which one are local people backing?
National MPs will choose who will lead the party today,
Bay residents 'significantly less likely' to experience crime - survey
"Seeing results such as this, makes me feel more safe."
'Blow after blow after blow' after teen's lake death - but help on the way
Barbara Kinley's son Ethan Fitzpatrick died during a school trip at Lake Rotomā.
Tauranga Bayleys agents win six real-estate awards
The annual awards were presented by Success Realty.
Whangamatā boardwalk halted - consent required after all
Construction has been halted until the issue of land ownership has been clarified.
Multimillion-dollar boost to financial service providers
The funding will help Kiwis manage their money and build financial resilience.
Wash your weedy waders: Reminder for duck hunters
Hunters are being reminded about the risk of pests in our lakes.
Pyes Pa School's new $800,000 parking facility open
The facility is said to make the road safe for kids and drivers.
Pāpāmoa Beach couple relish new freedoms
A Bay of Plenty couple set to enjoy more freedoms since being in quarantine for weeks.
Katikati Foodbank says peak demand still coming
The Katikati Foodbank believes peak demand is to come once the wage subsidy is exhausted.
Local Focus: Totara Street embraces crowdfunding campaign
Mount Maunganui music venue faces uncertainty. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Chrome Cafe appreciates support from local customers
Katikati's Chrome Cafe has been seeing customers visit as alert levels move down.
Katikati cricket history continues to unfold
Seven years of efforts and hard works see club move to a new grass wicket next season.