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Who is Sam Uffindell? New MP's political rise and fall from grace
Two months since being elected, Uffindell's demise has been swift.
'Second chance': Community defends Uffindell as MP's political future hangs in limbo
'Sam doesn't deserve to be an MP, he should resign,' one local resident said.
Thomas Coughlan: Why Sam Uffindell is toast
OPINION: Why Sam Uffindell's career is over, barring a miracle.
Pair charged with Whakamarama murder named
The pair's name suppression has now lapsed
Premium debate: What subscribers say about Sam Uffindell's high school bullying
OPINION: Subscribers have their say.
'Buzzing': Rotorua squash club proud of their golden girl
Rotorua squash player wins gold at Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
Peters' sympathy for Uffindell - and what Tauranga voters say
The former MP has some sympathy for Uffindell after the historic assault was revealed.
Strike: Bay career firefighters to walk off job
Tauranga and Rotorua paid firefighters are among those striking in the next two weeks.
Uffindell scandal proves selection process must change - Luxon
Neither Luxon, party delegates nor the public were informed about Uffindell's incident.
'Difficulty getting money out the door' leads to Council surplus
The result will now face auditors, as per standard procedure, and then be signed off.
National MP Sam Uffindell kept quiet over violent high school attack, expecting byelection reveal
Uffindell suspected he may have also tackled students before punching another.
Claire Trevett: Sam Uffindell has just made Luxon's life more difficult
OPINION: Uffindell is now fronting up - but voters may wonder why it didn't come earlier.
'Dumbest things I've ever done': National MP won't rule out stepping down over attack on younger boy
The MP for Tauranga admitted he beat a younger boy with other students.
Beneficiary numbers increase by 40 per cent over five years
A recruitment agency says filling vacancies at the moment was a struggle "everywhere".
Concerns pay later schemes could fuel addiction as Kiwis spend $1.7b
Street poll: Read what Kiwis think about Buy Now Pay Later schemes.
Why a helicopter was hovering over Rotorua last night
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Letters to the editor: Don't fluoridate the water
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Michele Hunter: What Covid has taught me
OPINION: Covid was like a giant re-set button.
'Phenomenal amount': Nearly $1m health board spend on comms, advertising
But the board says its investment saved "many families from the heartbreak of loss".
Highway tragedy: Gang 'life member' in police sights after crash killing two
A senior patched member of the Filthy Few was the rider involved in the double fatal.
Smashed walls and urine-soaked carpet: Tenants ordered to pay $31k
Pair attempted to hide smashed walls, broken doors, and urine-stained carpet.
Dame joins Celebrity Treasure Island castaways
"This definitely has taken me out of my comfort zone" - Dame Susan Devoy
'I would have died not knowing': Liver transplant recipient urges hepatitis B tests
One blood test saved Mana Ruru's life.
'Flash cars' and 'blatant' finger-wavers: Fuel drive-offs force move to pre-pay
"We have to be very vigilant who we open our pumps to..."
'Huge upfront payment': Kāinga Ora's $70m farm land grab trumped private sector offers
The housing agency failed to price risk in the land purchase.
'It shouldn't take for a kid to be killed'
'Aggressive' speed bumps gone but new crossing cause for more concern at new school.
Bayfair flyover: Final set of beams to be lifted into place
People could expect overnight lane closures.
The Prem Debate: Subscriber views on ram raids in Bay of Plenty
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on the 'devastating' impact of ram raids.
Water restored after main break in Maungatapu
'Contractors are working hard to get the water back on as soon as they can.'
'Substantial legacy': Ngāi Tamarāwaho kaumatua Peri Kohu remembered
Kohu was 'first in line' to support Māori issues and was 'a calm voice of reason'.
The Premium Debate: Subscriber comments on jewellery store burglaries
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on jewellery store thieves.
'Not a victimless crime': Teen discharged after child sex abuse images guilty plea
Judge said he believed teen's offending was born out of 'youthful experimentation'.
'Social contagion': Victims share 'devastating' impact of ram raids
Youth have gone from making up 58.5 per cent of ram-raid incidents to 71 per cent.