Stunned and humbled: Todd Muller overwhelmed with response to mental health battle
"There's something that has changed for the better."
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Local Focus: No dreamers here - Waiariki's biggest election issue is COVID recovery
Māori jobs the key focus for Waiariki election hopefuls. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tauranga and Whakatāne hospitals reach capacity
Some elective surgeries have been deferred this week to ease the pressure.
World leaders need to follow NZ lead on Covid-19
Opinion: Despite 100 days without community Covid spread, things could still turn.
Covid-19 testing rates on rise in Bay of Plenty
With occasional short queues at testing clinics, tests are usually done within 30 minutes.
Vote Rugby Vote campaign aims to get players enrolled
Organisers were shocked by how few of their local rugby players were enrolled to vote.
Total $13m approved for new Pāpāmoa primary school
The new Te Okuroa Dr school is expected to open in 2022
Phone data shows visitor influx to coastal BOP during school holidays
The region saw the second-highest increase in daily domestic visitors in New Zealand.
Smokefree Rockquest regional band comp winners announced
"We've put in a lot of practice and we are so grateful to be chosen for first place."
Asbestos confirmed in Waimana River dumping
The roofing was found in the water at Wardlaw Glade, Waimana just over two weeks ago.
Murder retrial: Man accused of killing 14-week-old baby
Retrial of the alleged murderer of a 14-month-old baby under way in Hamilton.
Swimming is back: Athletes thrive after lockdown speed bump
More than 370 swimmers descended on Baywave.
Club Sports Wrap: Rugby finals time
A quick look at some of the club sport played during the weekend.
Local Focus: Is the law out of order? Waiariki candidates talk about crime and Māori in prison
Waiariki election candidates talk justice. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Regional council calls for nominations
The Bay of Plenty Regional Council is seeking members for vacant positions.
Zizi Sparks: Government sending mixed messages about Covid-19
Comment: Do we need to buy masks or start planning our next island holiday?
Taste Tauranga's mouthwatering line-up
From a tapas trail to burger competitions, the two-week festival is bringing the heat.
Tauranga part of cycling tour to raise HIV awareness
India's Somen Debnath is in Tauranga as he travels the world to raise HIV awareness.
Motorcyclist seriously injured near Rotoma overnight
One person was airlifted to Tauranga Hospital.
'We can't stop': Te Puke train driver pleads for people to heed warning
"Once you commit to run that crossing, you are playing roulette and we can't stop."
Local Focus: Waiariki candidates put the environment first over business
The environment is more important than business. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Waiariki candidates put the environment first over business
The environment is more important than business. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
How Tauranga export companies have sparked multimillion-dollar expansion
Expansions are afoot at Newnham Park Innovation Centre in Te Puna.
Why residents could be to blame for the wait for bus shelters
The city needs bus shelters but not everyone wants them.
'I had panic attacks': Muller opens up about mental health journey
"The anxiety arrived very early on," the former National Party leader has acknowledged.
'Shot in the arm': $45m for Cameron Rd upgrade to create 200 jobs
Changes will focus on 3km stretch of city's main road.
'Bigger and better': What world cup postponement means for Bay Oval
'Everyone's very eager to see a very full International Cricket cricket season.'
Comment: Face mask suggestion should be taken seriously
Things could change with Covid-19 in an instant.
'Over it': Whānau who lost home to fire, living in caravans awaiting building consent
In April last year, the whānau lost their home when an electrical fault started a fire.
From outrageous Cheryl to 'bonkers' film - Robyn Malcolm's acting journey
Roles have become less prevalent for Malcolm, 55, but she'll still refuse a bad script.
Dawn Picken: Why we should support voluntary euthanasia
Knowing we could exit on our terms would be like a hidden escape hatch.
'Eye of the storm': Jobseeker numbers jump to five-year high
But recruitment agencies say there are still opportunities in some sectors.