
Jo Raphael: Local operators putting on a brave face
COMMENT: Local tourism operators are putting on a brave face
COMMENT: Local tourism operators are putting on a brave face
A man who shot and killed a Tauranga gang enforcer has had his jail sentence reduced.
Damage included blacking out her eyes and drawing Nazi symbols.
His birthday would have been next Tuesday on August 4.
Hundreds of people seek medical help every week for work-related stress.
Across the Bay of Plenty, $2.4 million of funding has been approved.
But if you want to see it with the naked eye, you are out of luck.
This is a turning point ... It's a brave step in the right direction."
Police found 364 cannabis plants at the man's Ōhauiti property.
"This is just part of her legacy."
Ten people were expected to jump, but 17 turned up.
Ngāi te Rangi has put $120,000 into the initiative and has support from multiple agencies.
Tauranga teenager wins the TECT Community Youth Spirit Award.
A range of cheese products has been recalled by the Ministry of Primary Industries.
COMMENT: Elected officials should think carefully before wielding the complaint stick.
OPINION: Readers have their say.
'Any rise is going to hit us in the back pocket.'
"People should really be sticking to their own niche."
Police confirm one killed after a vehicle plunged into water.
Pedestrian in a serious condition, say police.
"Who planted the idea in your head... that Mr Joseph was supervising your work on-site?"
OPINION: Readers have their say.
A digest of some of the big discussions and decisions.
There are concerns over how some seniors will cope once special energy payment ends.