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Exclusive: The rise, and demise, of Todd Muller's political career and what's next

Todd Muller talks about quitting politics and what he really thinks of Simon Bridges.

Some migrants 'are unheard': Nina Payne launches new book

The book consists of 12 stories of migrants from eight different countries.

Some Tauranga and Western Bay council services shut

Tauranga and Western Bay councils have closed some services during the lockdown.

'Highest form of assistance': Double murder witness' own sentence discounted for giving evidence in trial

Daniel de Martin was sentenced under the Arms Act 1983 in the Tauranga District Court.

Simon Bridges on what's next: 'I've found my true happiness'

The ousted leader opens up about love, family, politics and how his enemies got too cruel.

Lockdown help: Assistance available for elderly in need

There are difficulties but also assistance available for the elderly during lockdown

'Heartbreaking': Tauranga sector faces $20m hit as lockdown extended

"This isn't a time to be complacent."

Kerbside service: Food scraps, glass collection remain on pause

The collection of these bins involved manual handling by the operators.

'A punch in the face': Motels set to lose thousands in revenue

Several motel owners said they have gone from being fully booked to nearly empty.

Tears and disbelief as students' gala event cancelled

Despite the choral event being cut short, Raukura Choir still took out a big award.

Due to appear in court during lockdown? What you need to know

Here's what to do if you're due to appear in court this week.

Jo Raphael: There's no way to call 'cut' on Afghani heartbreak

OPINION: The Taliban regime has a cruel history of torture against their people.

Bay of Plenty DHB working to rearrange services

A brief pause has been put on vaccinations while hospitals rearrange services.

No food scraps, recycling collections: Council services change in lockdown

All you need to know about council services in lockdown.

'Major disconnect': Council plans ping street parkers panned

Staff warned ticketing of cars parked in residential areas could be a "significant issue".

Iwi representatives say they want to be part of Three Waters decisions

Iwi representatives at Bay of Plenty Regional Council meeting want more than consultation.