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Steamers sign former NRL player Papali'i
The 2019 Steamers squad will be bolstered by former Roosters player Abraham Papali'i.
The 2019 Steamers squad will be bolstered by former Roosters player Abraham Papali'i.
Near-misses involving roadworkers has prompted swift action from police.
Te Puke vet and show jumper Mikayla Herbert has been selected to represent New Zealand.
Farmer Gordon Burr has made a difference to hundreds of Te Puna children's lives.
"Most people realise the law's changed so they now need to comply with the law."
The site has been empty for about 50 years.
The latest financial results were released today by the Ministry of Health.
More than 1500 athletes to compete at Mount Maunganui's Battle in the Bay.
More candidates put their hands up for local government.
Chance to hand in firearms continues Saturday and Sunday at sports club.
The last games of the Super 8 First XV Rugby Championship are being played this weekend.
The chase began when the driver did not stop for police.
The robbery happened around 8.30pm last night.
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Dept of Corrections is proposing to build a Community Corrections office on Burrows St.
The biggest Dry July campaign in its history has come to a close.
Under a new policy, street names would have a character limit but not reserve names.
The road is closed and there is a significant emergency service presence at the scene.
The occupation of Ihumaatao has also added another level of disquiet.
Bay homeowners are being urged to sign up for the EECA's insulation funding grants scheme.
The "maggot" has been identified as simply, chicken
Officers got the call out just after 8am to the crash on Maleme St
Todd Muller explains how significant a reshuffle to National's caucus is for him.
The Bay player bought their ticket from the online Lotto outlet MyLotto
If the low-carb craze goes much further, I'm moving to France.
Tangata whenua raise red flags over project.
Pat Lam may be King of the Pies but Tauranga is home to another award-winning pieman.
Comment: The Warriors have had some tough calls but that is not root of their problems.
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