
'Never seen before': More Bay parents embrace homeschooling
The Ministry of Education received 293 homeschooling applications last year
The Ministry of Education received 293 homeschooling applications last year
Lorraine Futter was a bit blase about skin cancer. Then she found out she had melanoma.
Traffic is moving very slowly on State Highway 2.
Tokoroa's Dahm brothers look to continue the good form at Baypark Speedway's Summer Slam.
OPINION: I love my hometown. It is like an old slipper, worn but comfortable.
Shared beds and small rooms for the family of eight have not been the ideal welcome home.
The crash involved a car and a pedestrian.
The warm weather is good for those on holiday but it brings some concerns for farmers.
Tony Hadlow remembers the day his life changed forever, and hopes it'll change yours.
Several new close contact locations of interest have also been released.
A fallen tree has blocked traffic on State Highway 2.
Guests staying at many campsites and huts this summer will need to be vaccinated.
And what they hope 2022 brings.
Audrey Urwin was born on January 1, 1922, and says life 'is there to be enjoyed'.
'Count your blessings and get on with it.'
Fire crews with extraction equipment sent to single-vehicle crash.
Temperatures are forecast to hit as high as 30C for the start of 2022.
The Black Caps are starting their summer season at the Bay Oval.
11 Bay locals are being honoured for their services to community, arts and sport.
Hotel co-owner recognised for her volunteer work with the intellectually disabled
Twin founders of Taylor Brother's Transport say their business is "a team effort".
Andy McGregor says community engagement is the key to effective policing.
Keith says his wife deserved the award as much as he did.
Venue's closure until January 5 ruins plans for event to celebrate New Year's Eve.
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Tauranga and Western Bay of Plenty drink driving figures concerning reading.
There are now currently 166 vacant spaces compared with 281 in 2019, data shows.
The Mount used to have a wild reputation as New Year's Eve party central. But not anymore.
Judge Taryn Bailey is a familiar face around courts in Tauranga and Rotorua.
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