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'Toi onepū [sand art] is the perfect medium to symbolise te reo Māori.'
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The new hardware store will be 500m down the road from a competitor.
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Council ‘got it wrong’ with controversial road closure, meeting told
More than $5 million in fines have been issued since the controversial closure.
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Thomas Te Kani said he immediately dropped to the ground to cover his brother.
Family sides with Tauranga man jailed for 11yrs after sexually abusing stepdaughter
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Bay proud: Heroine's welcome home for sevens Olympic champions
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$3.6m liabilities: PwC report on Sportcraft boating businesses
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Family-owned Tauranga motorhome business goes into liquidation owing $400k
The Tauranga-based company sells and repairs recreational vehicles and caravans.
Gift parcel scam operating overseas targets Tauranga
Overseas scammers using QR code to access mobile phone data.
One person injured, BB gun seized after ‘fight’ in Pāpāmoa
Police were notified of the fight at 1.40pm.
'Horrific and extreme': Man found with child sex abuse images avoids jail
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‘We’re not a charity’: No pay for councillor on medical leave
Tauranga’s first Māori ward councillor has not yet been able to take up his role.
Sand art decorates Mount Main Beach
'This toi onepū (sand art)... is a powerful statement of resilience and pride.'
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A paraglider was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries.
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'Massive': Why Jetstar flights are good news for Tauranga and Rotorua
Flights to two Australian cities will soon be available closer to home.
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'Frustrated': Family hit roadblocks getting teen to Italy for lifesaving therapy
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St John said the patient had suffered serious injuries.
Steamers steam ahead in home game special
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Women's Lifestyle Expo comes to Tauranga
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'Absolutely thrilled': Kiwi Tenby Powell donates 16 ambulances to Ukrainian army
The fully-stocked emergency vehicles will transport injured soldiers and civilians.
'Still many danger points': Cycleways funding plea after budget slashed
'This is one of the city’s most urgent needs.'