Guitars stolen from Mount Maunganui property in broad daylight
The man was devastated as both the guitars had "huge sentimental" value to him.
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'Frustrating and needless': Ute gets stuck in sand on Pāpāmoa Beach
"It's just plain stupidity, especially in the middle of the day."
Local Focus: Sikh charity speads south from Takanini to Tauranga
12 tonnes of food each day donated to people in need. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Sikh charity spreads south from Takanini to Tauranga
12 tonnes of food each day donated to people in need. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Share beloved pets with the community
Enter your beloved pet in this year's Pet of the Year Bay of Plenty competition.
Tauranga's council might adopt its Annual Plan late - here's why
'The last four weeks have shown what was planned in that document is unlikely to occur.'
'Proven potential for harm' before Whakaari eruption
In 2018, researchers cited seven life-threatening "near misses" at Whakaari since 2006.
Covid 19 assessment centre launched in Katikati
A new Covid-19 assessment centre is set to open in Katikati this week..
Bay of Plenty highway projects resume
Road workers are back in action on projects stopped under level 4
Tauranga kicks into level 3 life
Tauranga McDonald's lovers began queuing for their Big Mac fix from 3am this morning.
'We need more financial assistance': says salon owner
Small businesses face closure if the Government doesn't give them more financial support.
Covid-19: Demand for food parcels in the Bay grows
The demand for food parcels in the Bay of Plenty has soared during the lockdown.
Your guide to what will change locally from today
Some things will change, but most local rules stay the same under level 3.
'Why weren't we warned?' White Island survivors sue cruise line
Australian survivors plan to sue to cruise line for failing to warn them of the danger.
Billboards to feature small business in free initiative to boost post-lockdown restart
Free ads with no strings attached for small businesses bouncing back from lockdown.
'It's been a very long 4 weeks': Bay businesses gear up to trade under alert level 3
Bay businesses prepared to resume work, but it won't be business as usual for many.
No new Covid-19 cases in BOP, Lakes
New Zealand's only case where the source of infection unconfirmed is in Tauranga.
Local Focus: Shrink wrap solution gives builders a head start at Level 3
Local construction firms ready to follow new guidelines. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
How is coronavirus being used as domestic violence tactic?
Those on the frontline have seen a surge in violence and abuse.
Landlords, tenant advocates clash over planned laws
"All the proposed changes disadvantage the landlord," one property owner wrote.
Tauranga Sikh Society gift 600 food parcels to those in need
The initiative was one that had been rolled out to Sikh temples across the country.
'Gather our strength': Tauranga community unite for Anzac Day
Many headed to their mailboxes this morning as a way to mark the day.
Tauranga tourism operators in 'holding pattern'
Tauranga tourism operators are hurting including one who has culled 30 staff.
Returned serviceman Dick Frew 'Stands At Dawn' for fallen Anzacs
The Malaya veteran has missed only four Anzac Day services in 58 years.
Port productivity jumps to record levels despite Covid 19
Kiwifruit and dairy strong but fears held for forestry.
'Important not to forget': Veteran reflects on Anzac Day
Tauranga's Bryan Cox, 95, was a Pacific World War II fighter pilot.
'Thought they were exempt from road rules': Essential worker drives at 176km/h
Drivers caught claim the road laws don't apply to them, say police.
Doctors urge all sore throats taken seriously
A sore throat in children could be a symptom of Covid-19 or Step A.
Mystery behind wafting foul smell revealed
The odour prompted a "highly unusual" number of complaints to local councils.
No new cases in the Bay, three-wave economic plan
It is the second day in a row the region has had no new cases.
Joy Fisher remembers Anzac family history
Joy Fisher's family has a long history of military involvement.
Bryan Gould: Bridges' leadership safe ... for now
Comment: Simon Bridges felt impelled to show that he was his own man.
New rules: How will alert level 3 impact hunters?
Tauranga hunters are being urged to be patient.