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Local Focus: 'From a mongrel family, from a mongrel suburb in a mongrel town' says mayoral candidate
Retired management consultant running for mayor. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Carmen Hall: Housing homeless in motels a stuff-up
COMMENT: Government has spent millions to put homeless in motels but where are the houses?
Council calls public meeting over Bayfair Underpass
NZTA representatives have been invited to attend, as have local MPs.
Bay of Plenty surf life savers national award finalists
Throughout the country there are 18,832 club members, including 4,903 lifeguards.
Bay of Plenty conservation gets $300K funding boost
TECT has approved $300K of funding over two years, across eight local conservation groups.
Chronic pain sufferer: Medicinal cannabis could change my life
Medical cannabis could have a huge impact on the lives of those in chronic pain, some say.
Free ride for climate strike-goers
The strike is taking place next Friday at the south end of The Strand from 12pm
Home turf for Midlands players
The Midlands women's hockey team includes a handful of Tauranga players
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Person critically injured in motorbike crash
The driver came off the bike in the single-vehicle crash near Memorial Park.
Brace yourself: Pain at the pump as fuel prices set to rise
Some petrol companies hiked their prices by 6 cents.
How Western Bay's rates compare with Auckland
The 2019 Taxpayers' Union's rates report has been revealed.
Opinion | Weird and wonderful Bay political slogans
It ain't easy coming up with a pithy political catchphrase, but candidates have tried.
Fish for Gold: 'Lucky dip' for $10,000 trout next month
Anglers will wet their lines to catch prize-winning trout carrying white-coloured tags.
Ōpōtiki's Rewita Biddle named in AB Sevens' Germany squad
Te Puna's Rewita Biddle to make his debut in the All Blacks Sevens jersey this weekend.
'Total frustration': Council might take back 11 Mission St decision
Lawyers advised the council could not revoke the decision today.
Family fight contract kill: Guilty of attempted murder 17 years after trigger pulled
The jury has returned with a verdict for Warren Uata Kiwi.
Plan in development to aid Tauranga's traffic woes
The plan will design and test solutions to some of the city's key road network problems
Mariners looking for last round win
The Coastline Mariners are aiming to win their final North Island Championship game.
Lawyers: Council 'should not revoke' 11 Mission St decision
Discussion deferred to this afternoon
Epic fall: AIMS Games volunteer, 12, wins $500, hailed a 'hero'
Young athlete took a hard tumble but got right back up
Safety improvements to begin on Welcome Bay Lane
Construction will start next Monday and the road is expected to re-open in November.
Ravenous All Black star smashes restaurant's eating record
The star smashed the record of ribs eaten at the restaurant's weekly competition.
Why a Tauranga man bought a $4.49m superyacht
For $4.49m you could buy a mansion in the Mount - or this superyacht.
Medicinal cannabis venture eyes up Tauranga
A venture planning to set up a cannabis cultivation facility has sights set on the Bay.
Serious injuries after second pedestrian hit by car in 24 hours
Emergency services were on the way.
Inside Tauranga Hospital's Special Care Baby Unit
The Special Care Baby Unit looked after over 1000 young ones in the last three years.
Letters: Students should find spot for Mountie statue
City bus service performance also questioned.
Elms endorses giving Mission St to ŌtamatahaTrust
Showdown brewing in council meeting as some push to overturn last week's decision.
Football: Tough loss for WaiBOP women
The WaiBOP women's football team went down to Auckland in their opening match.
BOP pair do battle in 10km championship
Tauranga's Aaron Pulford and Rotorua's Michael Voss finished first and second.
Traffic delays as safety barriers installed on State Highway 2
Work was expected to take place between 9am and 4pm