
Fatal shark incident: Waihī Beach reopens to swimmers
Kaelah Marlow died on Thursday after reportedly being injured by a shark.
Kaelah Marlow died on Thursday after reportedly being injured by a shark.
The husband of a woman who died in a Tauranga road crash describes his 'year from hell'.
And already this year one person has died in a crash on SH29 in the Lower Kaimai Range.
Bay of Plenty's waterways have been "very busy" so far.
Harbourmaster takes aim with new radar technology. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Opinion: Bus drivers should not have to ward off assaults and attempted robberies.
Assault, abuse and drinking are at the core of Western Bay council's trespass orders.
Mince from the Tauriko store is being recalled.
No expectation for kaitiaki to be at the site all day, every day, the council says.
Thousands flocked to Trustpower's Baypark in Mount Maunganui yesterday.
They were told they would receive a refund if acts were cancelled. What happened?
The Bay of Plenty Times is looking back at the stories of 2020.
New shoplifting figures show thefts are continuing to rise in the city.
Police called about 2.30pm after someone failed to return to their group.
'I feel like I've got my life back.'
A fire on Motuopuhi Island (Rat Island) took some effort to put out due to its location.
Dotterels are an endangered bird currently nesting at the Mount Maunganui main beach.
"If they want privacy they shouldn't do silly things," a local business owner says.
The man allegedly live-streamed the riot on social media.
New Year's Eve celebrations across the city get the big thumbs up for many revellers.
"The biggest issue was people getting blisters from their new Doc Martens."
The Bay of Plenty Times is looking back at the stories of 2020.
Mayor slams 'self-indulgent brats' for the trouble.
Emergency services have attended an incident at Bowentown.
Niel Randrup has 100 reasons to celebrate New Year's Day this year.
'I can't even imagine the situation if they got caught in the rain.'
Custom-built safety devices with GPS are in the works to help keep children safe
From roads to social issues, there's lots on Tauranga residents' wishlists for 2021.
Police armed themselves with shields and batons.
Now the former mayor has been recognised in the New Year Honours for her service.