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Watch: Kiwi mum confronts man who 'tried to get daughter in his car'
Video of mum challenging man has been viewed more than 125,000 times.
Sir Michael 'looking forward' to new role on DHB
Sir Michael was Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister under Helen Clark.
Dawn Picken: Moving sparks existential crisis
Shifting house triggers existential crises, begging the question: "Why do we have stuff?"
November was hot, hot, hot
New Zealand fire service preparing for a dry season on the back of hot November.
Christmas Appeal: Donations by the dozens keep rolling in for foodbank
"People are just so thoughtful."
Bella Vista subdivision on the market
'We want to do our very best by ratepayers.'
Runaway Tauranga lawyer surfaces in Australia
The solicitor left the country six years ago rather than front up to a court.
Beach volleyballers excited by tough competition
And the New Zealand Beach Tour will visit new venues this season.
Tauranga reacts to draft plan to legalise recreational cannabis
What does Tauranga have to say about the legislation?
NZTA, Western Bay council agree to fund $8m project
Ōmōkoroa Rd will be upgraded from Western Ave to Tralee St.
'Hastalavista': Mayor apologises over council Bella Vista gaffe
Mayor 'deeply embarrassed' over staffer's insensitive action.
No coal to be seen: Bay general practices get in giving spirit
'Supporting the foodbank is very much in the spirit of Christmas'
Boom or bust? How your Western Bay councillors are paid
Some councillors will receive a salary increase of more than $10,000.
Report on wood processors' woes comes same day as Claymark receivership
Kiwi wood processors are facing extensive tariffs, export restrictions, and standards.
'Extraordinary roll growth': New Pāpāmoa primary school planned
A proposed new school in Pāpāmoa needs the Education Minister's approval.
New coach no drill sergeant
Chas Clark is the new senior coach at the Pāpāmoa Surf Lifesaving Club
Meaty issue: Council goes vegetarian to fight climate change
Leading the way or a ham-fisted move?
Work trip tragedy: Dive victim was a father of 8
Tauranga man William 'Wolfie' Marupo was a father of 8 children.
Best in NZ: Local backpackers scoops award
The backpackers was well-known in central Mount Maunganui.
Free regional bus service rolled out for Bay students
There will be a one year trial on the service next year.
Dawn Picken: Free speech isn't always free - and it comes at a price
Saying whatever we want can have consequences.
Winner! Bay of Plenty Lotto player scoops $12k
The player joins 12 other Lotto players from around the country.
Meet Robbie, the foodbank volunteer pushing 30 years of service
"Everyday is a good day here."
Te Puke housing crisis to be highlighted in hui
More people are living in Te Puke than there are houses available.
Revealed: How much former company behind Maketū Pies owes
Receivers report breaks down list of debts.
Zoe Hunter: Why I am donating to the Foodbank
Even a can or two can make all the difference to people in need.
Positivity shines at sevens version of sports festival
Local athletes at Blue Light U15 Games win praise for their play.
Christmas sing-along to support the Foodbank
'It's a typical Christmas sing-a-long and it will be extremely funny.'
Maketū murder accused denies 9 other charges
The man accused of murdering a Maketu toddler faces a raft of other charges,
Tauranga man's battle to save Pāpāmoa dunes
Protecting our dunes is the first step to a great summer on the beach.
Baby on board: Black Ferns captain has exciting new role
It has been a year of massive milestones for Black Ferns captain Lesley Elder.
Police car torching: Arsonist just wanted to 'burn something'
Firebug watched emergency services arrive - and then handed himself in.