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Tournament's new chairman remembers AIMS then and now
Meet the new blood taking the reins as tournament chairperson
Meet the new blood taking the reins as tournament chairperson
Tumai Kaukau-Troughton is the Te Reo reporter at the AIMS Games.
The Australian singer was spotted near Mount Main Beach.
Two men must undergo alcohol counselling after assaulting a man on Matakana Island.
The offer ends at 5pm on Friday.
The Tauranga Yacht and Power Boat Club hosted the AIMS Games yachting events.
One person has moderate injuries.
The discharge could still be harmful to marine and sea life
Discounts on public transport to Bay of Plenty pensioners has been heralded as a success.
The Fijian team is the first Pacific Islands team represented in the AIMS Games.
Readers have their say on the Bayfair overbridge and CBD business owners.
Regional council staff are currently responding to the spill.
The pros and cons of free parking in Tauranga's main shopping areas have been explored.
Construction on the office space at the Plaza will start early September.
Some of Tauranga's worst parking woes have been identified in an independent study.
Bay of Plenty take 50-0 win over Auckland Development.
Ōtūmoetai secured second place with a 2-0 victory over the Comag Matamata Swifts.
If this outbreak has taught us anything, it's that we should listen to the experts.
Schooling options in the Bay help one whānau better connect with their culture and reo.
Racism has "reared its ugly head". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Racism has "reared its ugly head". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Para athlete enjoys excitement of AIMS Games Tournament.
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix lost in the final minutes of their match against Wellington.
Profile: Lawyer David Bates beat the odds to become successful.
First event of the 2019 AIMS Games underway.
The event was about bringing greater awareness around the issue of suicide.
This year brings the biggest AIMS Games the city has seen yet.
Tauranga police's newest recruit is still learning not to dribble on his uniform.
"Buyers are looking for affordable entry points into the market."