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Hundreds of students marched through the city centre
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Brewing new voters: Limited edition drop to get youth to the booths
The idea was sparked to increase youth engagement in the upcoming local body elections.
Hundreds of students turn out for climate change strikes in Tauranga
Students in Tauranga are taking part in the nationwide strike.
Bella Vista saga: The curious case of the missing computer server
And everyone the liquidators have spoken to is denying knowing anything about it.
Video: Pizza parlour attack - 'he's fallen like a rag doll'
A man randomly attacked in Tauranga is still recovering months after.
Dairy worker assaulted in aggravated robbery
Police were called to Ōmanu Superette on Oceanbeach Rd
Endeavour replica ship arrives in Tauranga
A replica of Captain James Cook's Endeavour has arrived in Tauranga.
Which Bay is best? Steamers host Hawke's Bay
The second placed Steamers host first placed Hawke's Bay in Tauranga on Saturday.
Cruise ship season on the horizon for Tauranga
The 220m long MS Maasdam will dock at the Port of Tauranga at 7am next Sunday.
Weekend lane closure near Bayfair roundabout for Baylink project
The lane will be shut from Saturday 7am to 7pm and Sunday 8am to 7pm
From 'world of silence' to whole new world: Toddler's life-changing surgery
Tests revealed the toddler was deaf when she was only a baby.
Tauranga students strike for the climate
The strikes will happen around the country on September 27.
Busted: $28m of cannabis seized in a year
About $28 million of cannabis was seized in the region and police are not softening up.
11 Mission St protest: 'We should go and occupy that land'
Ōtamataha Trust supporters urged to vote
Road clear after fallen trees block SH2 near Whakamārama
The lane heading towards Katikati was blocked between Francis Rd and Esdaile Rd.
Paddlers overcome choppy waters for medal haul
Tauranga Moana Outrigger Canoe Club paddlers impressed at the distance world champs.
Tauranga City Baseball: How you can get involved
Tauranga City Baseball are hoping to increase their membership this season.
Applications for scholarship to help disabled students into study to open
The Dillon Scholarship fund was an annual fund that has so far awarded a total of $1.85m.
Local students take out e-vehicle competition
The college will be heading to the Evolocity nationals in November
Comment: Unravelling the many messes of 11 Mission St
Delving into a cascade of messes.
Formal request to review Baylink project
There was unanimous agreement that the Baylink project should be paused
How ditching decile ratings could impact Bay schools
Decile-based school funding system could be abolished by 2021 or 2022
Spate of crashes on Bay of Plenty roads overnight
A number of minor crashes happened in the Bay overnight
Police on lookout for wanted man in the Bay
Anyone with information on Parata Taite's whereabouts is asked to contact Police.
Meth is a scourge but some have broken free
Meth casts a long shadow in New Zealand but there are pockets of light out there.
New season, new dreams for Bay of Plenty futsal
In their second season as a standalone side, Bay of Plenty have a point to prove.
'I would do anything for him': Man's sweet plan to save pup's life
"He doesn't know what is going on.. he depends on me."
Cruise ship passengers fork out for Mauao
The funds will go towards signage and interpretation
What mayoral hopefuls would do with your hard-earned cash
Rates freezes, asset sales, project prioritising and more: Candidates on rates and debt
David Beck: A nation holds its breath
OPINION: Few events stop New Zealand in its tracks like the Rugby World Cup.
Hold on! Strong winds to batter the Bay
A strong wind watch has been issued for the Bay Of Plenty
Beer and free dumplings: The new way to get young people to the voting booth
Two of Tauranga's youth were the key drivers behind the project