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Local Focus: Dame Susan Devoy slams 'racist' submissions
Racism has "reared its ugly head". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Blind runner Toby Ireland loves getting ahead of dad
Para athlete enjoys excitement of AIMS Games Tournament.
Bay of Plenty go down to Wellington in tough clashes
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix lost in the final minutes of their match against Wellington.
Beyond adversity: Self-made lawyer David Bates
Profile: Lawyer David Bates beat the odds to become successful.
Tauranga's Renee Carey breaks cross-country record
First event of the 2019 AIMS Games underway.
Hundreds turn out for third-annual Hope Walk in Tauranga
The event was about bringing greater awareness around the issue of suicide.
AIMS Games set to pump millions of dollars into Bay economy
This year brings the biggest AIMS Games the city has seen yet.
Tauranga's newest police recruit attracts strong following
Tauranga police's newest recruit is still learning not to dribble on his uniform.
Tauranga's fastest selling suburbs revealed
"Buyers are looking for affordable entry points into the market."
$3.3m of extra hardship grants in Tauranga last year
The total number of grants approved – 21,690 – went up by almost 5000 year on year.
'I love you, Karin. I'm sorry': Survivors tell of aftermath of suicide
Bay locals talk about what it's like to lose a loved one to suicide.
Survey reveals aspirations of Tauranga election hopefuls
The priorities of candidates running in the local body elections have been revealed.
Blocks and icecream: Durham St land decision deferred
"Imagine ordering a hokey pokey and ending up getting a double raspberry."
Bay preparing for first clash against Auckland Development
Bay of Plenty's Under 19 squad to face Auckland Development in tournament opening match.
''I've had a blast'': Tauranga Arts Festival director taking final bow
Tauranga Arts Festival will run from October 24 to November 3.
Tauranga social agencies gear up to care for vulnerable during AIMS Games
The AIMS Games will take from September 8 to 13.
Operation Measles: Inside the public health response to an escalating outbreak
Spending time with the experts as they trace infections and attempt to prevent the spread.
Bella Vista saga: Damning internal report released
The employment investigation began in October last year.
Mother turned away eight times due to vaccination shortage
In the Western Bay of Plenty alone.
One person taken to hospital after Tauranga assault
The assault occurred on the corner of Waitaha Rd and Welcome Bay Rd
Milestone match for Bay of Plenty's Joe Webber
The Bay of Plenty Steamers take on Wellington on home turf on Saturday.
Tourist bus tragedy: Seven still in Rotorua Hospital
Lakes DHB is liaising with other agencies.
'Selfless' Bay of Plenty council votes for childcare allowance
Providing a childcare allowance for elected members "the right thing to do".
Comedy lovers, prepare: Extra show added to Tauranga Arts Festival
General admission early bird prices apply until September 13.
Sinkhole caused Oropi Rd closure for several hours
The sinkhole near the Oropi Stream Bridge reopened last night
Nine-storey international hotel proposed for Durham St
Fears bid to buy council land will be blocked by potential new council office building
Bay company breached earthworks resource consent
Bay of Plenty firm admits discharging sediment-contaminated water during earthworks
More events for Tauranga CBD to help alleviate 'crisis'
Plans to revive Tauranga's city centre were explored in chambers.
Bay of Plenty's grim road toll continues to climb
The Bay of Plenty's road toll has taken another major hit after a bus crash near Rotorua
Overbridge considered as solution to Bayfair underpass woes
A large overbridge is being considered as a key option to replace the Bayfair underpass.
Kiwi sprinter shares knowledge with young surf life savers
Kiwi sprinter Joseph Millar shares his knowledge with young surf life savers.
Inmates 'crying out' for rehab course planned for Tauranga
A charitable trust wants to launch a Māori-led rehabilitation course in Tauranga.