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Banned Tauranga driver clocks up 29th conviction
A Tauranga driver has clocked up his 29th conviction for driving on a revoked licence.
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Labour's policy - a salve for small business?
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Letters to the editor: Defunct carpark should be made into a park
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Master and chief engineer of stranded log carrier admit maritime charges
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Tauranga election candidates share visions, and jibes, at debate
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Bay of Plenty Times readership increases
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Tauranga's biggest property deal: Bob Clarkson sells $200m worth
The man who defeated Winston Peters still climbs his digger daily.
Tauranga firms await their fate for illegal stormwater discharges
Company director gives heartfelt apology and offers donation after guilty plea.
Mount house sells after 70 years with one family
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Panel selected for council conduct breaches
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Kristin Macfarlane: No kisses or hand shakes - so why is it okay to touch eftpos buttons?
COMMENT: Tap and go payment systems should be available at all businesses.
$1.04 million playground set for Omokoroa
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NZ Architecture Awards: Who made the cut?
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Letters to the editor: Illegal dumping an eyesore and disgrace
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
A community hijacked: PM revisits Whakaari / White Is tragedy
Today is Ardern's third day campaigning in the Bay of Plenty.
Turning the tide: PM Jacinda Ardern's return to her Tauranga roots
PM Jacinda Ardern reveals her Bay of Plenty roots.
The PM, a blanket and an 11-year-old boy
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Building repairs after suspected gang-related fire to cost $500k
Police suspect the fire is linked to gang tensions between the Mongols and Mongrel Mob.
Avoid Mount street: Water main repair expected by midday
A water main breakage on Totara Street was expected to take 24 to 48 hours to repair.
Retirement village gets $10,000 towards cutting waste
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Samantha Motion: New Zealand has enough imported holidays, it's time for Matariki
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Council conflict: Review and observation team members announced
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'They are amazing writers': Mount pupils shortlisted in New York Times writing competition
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Mortgage woes: Homeowners will sell up before bank can take house
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