'I miss you': Heartbroken father's message to missing son
Missing man described as a happy and peaceful guy.
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Western Bay flicks switch on eco-friendly street lights
1500 lights will be converted to LED.
Welcome Aucklanders - but please follow the rules
How does Tauranga feel about Aucklanders returning?
'It is getting too hard': Tauranga landlords exiting property market
Older landlords are exiting the industry but have created opportunities for new investors.
'Scared to go out': Man still reeling months after huge theft
"I thought I'd get over it but I haven't been able to," the longtime business owner says.
Omanawa Falls drowning heightens safety fears
Coroner's ruling over Omanawa Falls death.
This is Us - Tauranga residents' stories told through waka hoe
The individual stories have come together to form the waka.
'A quiet dinner with about 500 close friends': Anne Pankhurst's 20th business awards in Tauranga
This year's Westpac Business Awards take place on November 13.
New kerbside service: Decision made but what will it cost you?
'We the ratepayers are going to be paying the bill so why shouldn't we know?'
Revealed: How many people live in tsunami risk zones
The figure excludes those who work, go to school or visit the areas.
The big read: Why regional councillors believe Māori wards work
'If the Māori perspective is to be expressed, I believe it has to come from Māori'.
Stressed and anxious kids: Urgent call for counsellors in primary schools
Students need help in aftermath of lockdown, say principals.
Council: 'Bay faring better than most' in Covid economic impact
The regional council's informetrics report GDP was down by 1.6 per cent.
'Tough decisions' needed to address four-year delay in bus shelters
"If nimbyism is the problem you are never going to achieve anything."
Untapped aquaculture resources explored at iwi meeting
Hatcheries, aquaculture technology and workforce training explored.
Jo Raphael: There is a reason for hope amid the pandemic
Hope can be a powerful feeling and we need it right now.
Wanted man arrested after 500m dash into the sea, say cops
Man to appear in the Tauranga District Court tomorrow after Pāpāmoa Beach arrest.
Free school buses for Tauranga students to continue
Tauranga school students get another year of free bus use.
'Pink' beach house sells for $3.15m - almost $1m above CV
The property had not been on the market in close to 50 years.
'Deserved': Bay Muslims react to mosque killer sentencing
Local Muslims say the Christchurch mosque terrorist's life sentence was justified.
Matakana Island proposal prompts encouraging level of interest
Consultation over a proposal to return part of Matakana Island to Māori continues.
Letters to the editor: Blase attitude to masks concerns
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
'My integrity was impugned': Councillor lays complaint over Facebook post
The complaint was laid the day after an emergency meeting over tensions in the council.
Future of Tauranga's free school buses to be decided
The success of Tauranga's free school buses could be set to continue.
'Viciousness': Former Tauranga city councillor reveals extent of abuse
'When you are so publicly exposed you become very, very vulnerable.'
'Significant increase': Threats and abuse of Tauranga City Council staff soars
The number of abuse incidents on council workers has soared.
Worker at Port of Tauranga investigated over Covid-19 hoax
A worker at Port of Tauranga is facing possible disciplinary action over a Covid-19 hoax..
One person dead after two-vehicle crash in Katikati
Emergency services are at the scene of a fatal crash in Katikati.
Questions raised over isolation of ship workers at Port
It comes after a crew member flew into Auckland and was driven to Tauranga on day three.
'Times are changing': Māori ward move 'massive' for Tauranga
A challenge to the decision, however, is likely.
'Beautiful kind man': Ngāti Ranginui iwi leader Colin Bidois dies
Well-known Ngāti Ranginui iwi leader Colin Bidois has died.
'Enormous deficit': Bay of Plenty DHB blows the budget
However, the chief executive is optimistic a small surplus can be made in three years.