Locals' say wanted on renewed plans for marine research facility
Reserve land at Marine Park could be reclassified to allow the research centre.
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The victim is recovering at home after a significant injury to one of his eyes.
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But a local leader says the 'softly, softly' police response 'doesn't cut the mustard'.
'Angry and undervalued': Health workers strike at Tauranga Hospital
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'Obvious concern': Locals weigh up Uber over buses following attacks
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Serious assault of Bayfair worker near bus stop, youths blamed
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Family in 'absolute shock' after man killed in suspected homicide in Tauranga
Police called to a disorder incident; when they got there they found a body.
SH29 lane to close as drivers ignore lower speed limit for repair work
And some vehicles won't be allowed to use the highway at all.
Ram raids: Why locking up teens 'born in the cracks' won't help - youth workers
'Most of those we work with were born in the cracks. They never had a fair chance.'
Letters to the editor: Banning smacking is behind crime rate
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Michele Hunter: We need to make it inconvenient to commit crime
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Call for bus ban for kids causing trouble at Tauranga stops
The Act Party's media stand-up in downtown Tauranga.
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The youths forced their way on board, hurled racial abuse and smashed a bus mirror.
Have your say on future of Tauranga's new suburb
Information display open at Tauranga Crossing from May 20-29.
Tauranga byelection: Candidates upset, insulted by Te Pāti Māori claims
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Ōmokoroa trails to become more accessible
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Māori Party says Tauranga too unsafe to stand candidate
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'Farewell to the old': Demolition of Tauranga City Council building to begin
Work is expected to begin next month.
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