'Dead quiet': Tauranga man speaks about life in quarantined Italy
The death toll from the virus in Italy topped 1000 today.
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Remember the victims, not the 'black day': Tauranga mosque leader
A Tauranga Muslim leader says we should not mark March 15. Here's why.
'God's gift to us': Interfaith Council celebrating diversity
People of different faiths met at Waikato University yesterday to learn about diversity.
Soldier and deerstalker has taught bushcraft for 50 years
Retired reserve soldier gained bushcraft skills from his dad and jungle warfare training.
Serious chemical exposure injury at IXOM
A staff member was taken to Tauranga Hospital with serious injuries.
Works to pedestrianise Wharf St to begin this month
Works were planned to commence on March 23.
How Tall Black Tom Abercrombie boosts basketball in the Bay
Students are getting some extra encouragement to play basketball in the Bay of Plenty.
Three Baywide teams chasing the last finals spot
And there'll be plenty of interest in the top of the table clash between Cadets and Mount.
Attempted armed robbery at Mount dairy
Officers were called to an alleged attempted robbery on Oceanbeach Rd.
'I don't need it back': Montessori teacher shaves head for colleague
Bobby Mehalski was diagnosed with lung cancer last December.
Happy birthday Tauranga Harbour Bridge: Iconic highway turns 32
Tauranga growth predicted over three decades ago has continued.
'Victory for the community': Trust relieved by begging bylaw u-turn
Tauranga's controversial begging bylaw was revoked after a 6-4 vote by council last month.
He gave up his software engineer career for his sport
And all the hard work has paid up for the Bay of Plenty pair.
Local Focus: Tauranga rates rise under fire
Residents question 12.6 per cent rates hike. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Tauranga rates rise under fire
Residents question 12.6 per cent rates hike. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Oil spill closes busy stretch of busy Tauranga road
The public is being asked to avoid the area if possible.
So there's a protected tree at your place - who should pay?
'What happens if a branch falls off and hits somebody and kills somebody?'
Coronavirus: How to stay healthy if you have a compromised immune system
Autoimmune disease and heart disease are among conditions decreasing immune strength.
Waihī drowning: Body of missing teen found
The boy reportedly got caught in a rip on February 21.
Lane blocked after crash on Welcome Bay Rd
People were working to remove the truck from the road.
Sir Michael Cullen steps down from health board as deputy takes reigns
The process which will lead to a permanent appointment was underway.
State Highway 33 reopens after fatal crash near Paengaroa
The road reopened overnight.
Carmen Hall: State home lottery draw not good enough
I understand the housing crisis is historic but it is not good enough.
Bay Oval to host top teams at Women's Cricket World Cup
The Bay of Plenty's ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2021 schedule has been released.
Tauranga transient back behind bars for 131st time
A well-known recidivist dishonesty offender has been jailed for more than four months.
The Big 'R': Is a recession looming and what would it mean for the Bay?
Experts say a recession is possible, but what does this mean for the Bay?
'Dangerously close': Parents fear child will die on controversial road
Parents say road layout leaves no room for error.
Regional council prepares for worst-case drought
Water restrictions are being considered.
'Robust' screening process' in place: Port of Tauranga official
There are calls for coronavirus testing for crews on ships visiting the Port of Tauranga.
Injuries and delays after two separate crashes in Maungatapu
Motorists were advised to avoid the area.
Meet the first Kiwi band to top NZ singles chart since Lorde
But Shadbolt can't pinpoint what it is about In the Air that makes it so popular.
Cruise ship with no passengers to dock in Tauranga
The 286-metre Noordom will stay for five nights.