Bay of Plenty murder accused court case put off to next month
The man is charged with murder and unlawful possession of a firearm.
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Up and Running: Campaign offering small businesses free billboard ads 'overwhelming' success
Praise for free advertising scheme for small businesses affected by lockdown.
Free foliage! More than 2500 trees gifted to Bay schools
About 300 schools across the Bay of Plenty were set to benefit.
Power cut to more than 200 Aongatete properties
PowerCo were reporting that 228 Aongatete properties lost power about 12.35am.
'Blatant filibustering': Clash over Totara St cycle route funding
Full support for a new cycle route has been overshadowed as accusations fly over funding.
Six shootings: The Mongols and the violent turf war over Tauranga
Police on covert investigation quietly intervened to stop further violence in gang wars.
Nine-year-old flown to hospital with serious burns
A rescue helicopter was sent to transport the nine-year-old to Waikato Hospital yesterday.
Mongols raids: AK47s, Molotov cocktails seized by police
The arrests will result in at least 228 charges being laid, police say.
Making the world a better place: The Kollective nets $140k for charity
"...this last 12 months at The Kollective has been incredibly inspiring."
Unanimous: Council backs safe, separated cycle route for Totara St
The route would be a mix of crossings, shared off-road pathways and a separated cycleway.
No more 'dilly dally': Decision due on safety fix after cyclist's death
'We can't dilly dally any longer.'
Comment: Outcry over Rotorua as quarantine base justified
All we can do is wait and hope that there is no risk to those in our communities.
Tauranga encouraged to celebrate 'unsung heroes'
National Volunteer Week is running from June 21-27.
Tighter rules at Tauranga port for foreign boat arrivals
Tauranga health authorities have clamped down on sailors entering the country.
Lightning strikes, flooding and crashes as heavy rain hits region
There had been about 180 lightning strikes across the Bay of Plenty.
Sulphur Point Marina's $2m upgrade
The upgrade focuses on sustainability but won't increase the number of berths.
'Heard a couple loud bangs': Suspicious car fire in Ohauiti
Fire crews had been called to the scene about 11.30am.
Tauranga election candidates: Who and what you need to know
All you need to know about the candidates' policies before September's general election.
Weather: Heavy rain watch extended for Bay of Plenty, downpours expected in Coromandel
A complex low was bringing associated fronts to many parts of the North Island.
Man charged after Tauranga crash leaves person injured
A 30-year-old man was taken into custody.
First-term councillor to acting mayor in just over a year: Tina Salisbury's rapid rise
Deputy mayor Tina Salisbury will become the acting mayor of Tauranga from November 20
Crash blocks busy Tauranga intersection
The vehicles were both blocking the road for about an hour.
Proposed jet fuel tank farm the 'last straw'
"It's time for all of the Mount and Tauranga to decide what we want to be."
Tauranga job seekers feeling 'daunted and fragile'
Competition for some jobs in Tauranga is running hot.
'Very serious': Bay of Plenty man jailed 13 years for sex offences and child pornography
Judge says a deterrent sentence was needed.
Hannah Tamaki: 'Why should I be squeezed into a little box?
The controversial leader of Vision NZ says criticism is "water off a swan's back".
Man jailed for child sex crimes on infant daughter
Man's actions described as "appalling offending" and "depraved conduct".
Good soaking! Downpours to continue into weekend
The rain was a result of a strong northeasterly flow going over central New Zealand.
'Finally being heard': Donation to help change the life of Tauranga child
The mum has been fighting to get support for years. Now her prayers are being heard.
Hand sanitiser crisis: How businesses adapted
Almost overnight, the demand for hand sanitiser sky-rocketed.
More bollards for Kulim Park as part of park upgrade plans
More bollards will be installed at Kulim Park to improve the safety of using the park.
'Hiss and a roar': Tauranga property market bounces back after lockdown
'There is still good buyer demand.'
Landowners asked to protect the region's stopbanks for winter
Under the bylaw, it was an offense to damage stopbanks.