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Tauranga man who spent time in Ukraine and still has friends there speaks out.
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A homeless advocate says RATs have been a game-changer but she's still worried.
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'Every day I think, what am I going to feed the kids?: Cost of living 'squeeze' hits families
"Every day I think, 'What am I going to feed the kids?'."
Sexual proposition: Top teacher wanted to beat student by faking a human rights project
A young boy who was propositioned by Pinky Green tried to tell teachers years later.
Critics say two more years of commissioners 'devastating', 'plain wrong'
Tauranga will have to wait until mid-2024 to vote for local council representatives.
Tauranga commission to remain until 2024
Four commissioners were appointed to lead the council in February 2021.
Jo Raphael: Supermarket profits are obscene - fix it now and don't pay lip service
OPINION: It's time we had more choice and power when it comes to buying groceries.
Think you have Covid but the RAT is negative? Here's what to do
Some people are testing negative up to six times before a positive result, doctor says.
Low visibility contributed to fatal plane crash - investigation
The 78-year-old pilot had the flight experience and medical certificate needed to fly.
Tauranga 'ignored' by previous council representation
Councillor: "We've got to avoid falling into the trap of fighting the previous war."
How Whakatāne Mill opened the door for local industry
OPINION: It's time to shake things up a bit and take inspiration from the old days.
The Premium Debate: Subscriber opinions on commission asking to delay elections
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Sunscreen bill: MP, buyers want 'honesty' from manufacturers about SPF
A doctor's warning: "We're not doing enough prevention."
Empty shelves: Family travel to another town for baby formula
How are empty supermarket shelves adding to the final bill of shoppers?
Top school failed to safeguard students, says complainant; five more come forward
Pinky Green complainant asks for Tauranga Boys' College Board of Trustees to step aside.
Simon Bridges: NZ's cost of living crisis and what we can do about it
OPINION: In a cost of living crisis, New Zealanders deserve relief, says Simon Bridges.
Magnitude 5.1 earthquake felt in Ōpōtiki
GeoNet says the quake may have been felt in Rotorua and Tauranga as well.
Man imprisoned after drugging, repeatedly throttling woman
A Tauranga man who drugged and strangled the woman has been sent to prison.
Watch: Liquor store owner armed with nunchucks chases the pants off thief
Armed with nunchucks, the liquor store owner chases down a thief who then loses his pants.
Local Focus: An uplifting role model
How powerlifting helped a single mum become a better version of herself for her daughter
Retailers brace for 'killer' parking fees as council nets $2m loss
The loss comes as the council considers selling up the city's parking buildings.
Matt Cowley: How do we attract good governors?
OPINION: Chamber boss - a former councillor - asks ex-elected members not to run again.
Premium debate: Automation seen as answer to picker shortage
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Luke Kirkness: It's time we grasped the housing nettle
OPINION: The latest CoreLogic property report provides no reprieve for first-home buyers
TikTok trend prompts warning over potential death
It might be time for parents to create a TikTok account - here's why.
Rates revolt threatened as commission seeks election delay
Commissioners call to prevent a full return to a democratically elected council until 2025
'Quite a juggle': More than half of Bay schools hit by Covid cases
There are 100 schools in the Bay of Plenty region managing Covid cases.
Pinky Green's victim: 'I'm shattered. It's breaking my heart, 33 years later'
More men have come forward with complaints about English teacher's sexual propositions.
Jo Raphael: Find the money elsewhere - teachers shouldn't pay extra for certificates
OPINION: Teachers don't deserve to have to pay more for practising certificates.
Teachers fight 'mind-boggling' and 'ridiculous' fee hike
Consultation on the proposed changes was set to end on April 1.
Gains on gains: Tauranga top for profit-making home resales
One property made nearly $3m in profit when sold for the first time in more than 20 years.