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"That's going to be the hardest thing - knowing my time with them is coming to an end."
A well-known Tauranga identity has left his stamp on the city.
Final count of this year's election results have resulted in a nail-biting win.
Lack of Tauranga High Court jury trial facilities has been described as disastrous.
22-year-old George Coulter is one of the younger players on the croquet green
Tauranga's new mayor talks about fatherhood, army life, business matters and his new role.
The liquidators are trying to recover three related-party loans, to pay the taxman.
The new appointments will be effective from December 2.
Grieving son is playing for New Zealand this weekend at the Rugby League World Cup Nines.
As round three of the Bay of Plenty Cup title race gets underway.
Exhausted but overjoyed, Bruce Goodwin thought they had made it.
Maketu Pies changes hands on November 11.
We look into new data revealing the number of hospital visits over the winter period.
Who they are what they're doing to be recognised in their codes.
NZ First MP Clayton Mitchell says he was the victim and deserves an apology.
NZ First MP Clayton Mitchell was removed from a bar in Tauranga on Saturday night.
The final Tauranga City Council's 2019 election results can now be revealed
But a local professor is saying the influx was totally natural.
Emergency services rushed to the scene of the two-car crash near Ford Rd about 9.35pm.
Stuart Pedersen had planned to sell his yacht after one last trip.
The players join 36 others from across the country to score big in last night's draw.
The body of a man was found inside a submerged car in the Wairoa River.
And why they've been successful this year.
Two separate crashes in Mount Maunganui cause traffic snarl-ups.
The crash happened in the Lower Kaimai last night off State Highway 29
And the one thing that made all the difference for them.
Public Health Services is alerting campers that they may be at risk of measles
Bodily fluids and false teeth are among the weird and wonderful things found by cleaners.
The man then went on to follow the student as she ran away, a Facebook post said.