Tauranga mayoral candidates tackle the big issues
Transport and housing, begging, businesses and the CBD - highlights of the debate
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All Blacks make trip to the Bay
Thousands of Tauranga locals flocked to catch a glimpse of the boys in black
Landlord vs tenants: The meth and the alleged brothel
Tauranga tenants deny running brothel, but were fined for unlawful meth use.
Savage dog attack: woman's experience one of 63 reported
Tauranga's dog pound's inmates include one which attacked a woman delivering pamphlets
Thousands turn out to meet All Blacks at Mount College
The All Blacks are embarking on their annual visits to provinces around the country
Transport hub delay: 'couldn't have come at a worse time'
Harington St Transport Hub structural design issues halt most of the construction project
Tauranga economy to reap benefits of 'biggest AIMS Games yet'
Athletes will come from all over New Zealand, the Cook Islands, Samoa, Tonga and Fiji
Spate of seal deaths prompts warning
Bay residents are warned to keep dogs on a leash after a spate of seal pup deaths.
Bayleys Tauranga among cream of real estate crop
Bayleys Tauranga win two awards at the REINZ awards.
Curly questions close Tauranga mayoral candidate skirmish
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Port of Tauranga runs out a trifecta of good news
Triple news bonanza for Port of Tauranga shareholders.
Harbourside premier netball final a clash of styles
Tauranga Sports will play Paroa in the Women's Premier League first division netball
Minister instructs NZTA to consult Bayfair community more
Protests to save the Bayfair underpass have prompted a ministerial order.
Should fixing the Mauao base track be community project?
Why can't we all just get together and build a new track?
Measles outbreak in Auckland prompts Bay of Plenty warning
People are urged to be up to date on their vaccinations before travelling to Auckland.
Pukehina Beach dog owners told to stay vigilant after seal pup attack
This comes as five dead seal pups were found washed up on Pukehina Beach yesterday.
Kieran Muir wins Huangshan Open in China
Kieran Muir will spend another two weeks in China.
Mayor raises concerns over political bias by ratepayer-funded organisation
Downtown Tauranga faces scrutiny in the lead up to this year's election.
Full house for Meet the Mayoral Candidates event
People who missed out on a seat will be able to watch a live-stream.
Bay rakes in $77m of tourist spending
The area includes Tauranga City, Western Bay of Plenty District and Whakatāne District.
Firefighters tackle grass fire in Welcome Bay
No property or persons were damaged or injured.
Truck's brakes failed causing serious Kaimāī Range crash
Person lost an eye when out-of-control truck crashed.
Police snap over 20 drivers speeding at roadworks
Police say the speeding risks the lives of road workers.
Let us fix it - Mount residents rally for base track fix
'We can do this manually using shovels and spades and maybe a barrow.'
Tauranga's begging ban to continue, for now
Tauranga's hard-line on begging and rough sleeping will continue, for now.
Corrections proposal: Residents fight back with petition
More than 1000 signatures were collected in three days
Bay of Plenty Toa need win over Waikato
Bay of Plenty Toa vs Waikato a must win match.
Overseas buyer numbers drop in Tauranga
What caused the big drop in the number of homes being sold to overseas investors?
'It's all about hope': Many hands make light work in Daffodil Day preparation
Kathleen Chan, 76, has been volunteering for around a decade.
Major Tauranga intersection upgrade starts
Police warn of 'rubbernecking' as council announces road improvements will begin
Memorial Park to Strand walkway could cost $14m
A decision is due today about the future of the on-again, off-again project
Trade and service employers to visit Katikati College
Students will sit down with employers for five-minute mini-interviews
Tauranga, not 'Towel-ronger':Mr G pushes for correct pronunciation
Mr G hopes Tauranga can become an example for other cities in Aotearoa.