Salary reshuffle puts all Tauranga councillors on over $100k
Revealed: Councillors who get pay rises - and who has two new jobs.
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New initiative brings better health outcomes for Bay patients
St John ambulance staff in the Bay of Plenty can now share vital information with GPs.
Te Puke Highway reopened after months of one lane traffic
The Te Puke Highway was reduced to one lane for Waiāri Water Supply Scheme work.
Uncle Stevie: 'Just an all-round good guy'
Well-known rugby identity Steven Taewhanake Pearson aka ' Uncle Stevie' has died.
Go Local! Bay of Plenty Garden and Art Festival
Super Early Bird Specials will be released on June 20.
River level relief for Bay of Plenty
Recent rain and cooler temperatures have eased concerns about low stream flow levels.
Whakaari/White Island: Volcanic Alert Level lowered
The volcano has been at Alert Level Two since November.
21 days, more than 80 minigolf courses
A trio from Auckland are taking on a mammoth challenge for the Mental Health Foundation.
Go Local!: First Pyes Pā bus ride, but most definitely not the last
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'Strong' 5.1 earthquake shakes Bay of Plenty
The 5.1 magnitude quake struck 10 kilometres south-west of Te Kaha.
'Massive distraction': New twist in deputy mayor row
'For the sake of the city, we needed to put this to bed.'
Bay of Plenty Rugby launches Ball for All project
The Bay of Plenty Rugby Union project will see up to 12,000 rugby balls given away.
Tauranga set to shine bright for Matariki 2020
Tauranga City Council has a range of events planned for Matariki.
Bay of Plenty rugby identity 'Uncle Stevie' dies
Well-known Greerton and Bay of Plenty rugby commentator has died.
Pongakawa recycling drop-off service trial extended
A rural recycling drop-off service trial in Pongakawa had been extended for two weeks
Local Focus: It's showtime for theatres in Tauranga
Tauranga Mayor first in line for Baycourt's reopening. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Elderly man dies following misdiagnosis and treatment delays
The BOPDHB was in breach of Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights.
Car crashes into tractor in Te Puke
The car came out badly damaged and was "undrivable".
'Bright future' for CBD. More than $40 million commercial consents approved
The report showed 32 commercial building consents worth more than $40m were issued in May.
Increase in 'financial abuse' towards elderly
Elder Abuse Awareness Week is running from June 15 to 22.
Donut park there: Lil'Orbits moved on from Turret Rd
But the owners remain positive and hopeful for a good rest of the year.
Will a new eastern Bay of Plenty funeral home avoid gang clashes at farewells?
Gateway Funerals is renovating a Kawerau building to start the town's only funeral home.
PM v Rob Fyfe - 'Remiss of me' not to thank ex-Air NZ boss; 'job's not done yet'
'Perhaps he thought he was exiting and I didn't' - Jacinda Ardern
Todd Muller gives first speech at home as leader
Todd Muller gave a wide-ranging speech at his home community of Te Puna today.
'It is very special': Volunteers give Tauranga Sport Fishing Club a makeover
Bagshaw said they helped to rip up carpets, paint the walls and fit new lights
New build: Mental health unit given $30m to fix building problems
DHB announces start date as new report highlights the good and the ugly of infrastructure.
Fixed mortgage rates: Should you break them?
Experts fielding more calls about breaking fixed mortgage rates.
4 tonnes of food a day: Charities brace for further rise in need
Since lockdown, 12,000 meals have been distributed to Tauranga's needy by four charities.
Former cop says he questioned Whakaari risks but 'no action' taken
There are now 27 WorkSafe staff working on the investigation into the eruption.
Will Johnston: There are the doers and there are the complainers
COMMENT: Small businesses and sole traders putting it all out there.
Dawn Picken: Victory over Covid-19 could be a long, lonely time
COMMENT: Crushing the virus feels lonely when you can't visit loved ones abroad.
Names of Te Teko murder accused and his alleged victim suppressed
A man accused of murdering a woman in Te Teko remains in custody.