
Letters to the editor: Visitor to Tauranga shocked by state of area
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Two people were taken to hospital after the crash, which closed the road for a time.
Daisy was tracked between Matakana Island and Mauao last week.
La Niña was one of the primary drivers of last year’s weather patterns.
One charity is reporting an 80 per cent increase for food support.
Rogue waves could be strong enough to knock someone over and sweep them out to sea.
Dramatic increase in funding means big things for skateboarding in Tauranga.
The incident happened at Fergusson Park in Matua about 7.30pm on New Year's Eve.
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Already the amount of rainfall in Tauranga is five times more than what it was last year.
Bay of Plenty coastal areas are being battered by rough seas.
OPINION: It’s time to break out the wet-weather contingencies.
"The share of first-home buyers taking out mortgages has been strong in last six months."
Scout Garea spends a lot of time in the ocean now she is fundraising for a cause.
OPINION: I need to put my oxygen mask on first so I can help others.
The Bay of Plenty Times is looking back at the stories of 2022.
Despite event cancellations, backpackers are full with many punters going to Bay Dreams.
Before you make that split-second decision, ask yourself is it a matter of life and death?
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Some had spent thousands of dollars travelling to Tauranga for the star-studded event.
OPINION: This time, we did not have to evacuate. Next time, we might not be so lucky.
A list of banned items people tried to get past court security officers has been released.
The families open their books showing just how much they spend each week on food.
OPINION: The blistering was so extensive and painful I couldn’t leave the house for days.
'This shark is just doing what a shark does... they hunt fish.'
'It is still too early to ascertain exactly what took place' - council.
Fletchers said it was working with about 70 Auckland employees who don't want to move.
“It’s pretty awesome - obviously after Covid, it’s pretty nice to see everyone out again.”