'The phone has been going crazy': Businesses welcome clients back
Face to face businesses back up and running under alert level 2.
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Greenwaste, some plastic accepted at recycling centre
There are limits on what will be accepted at Te Puke Recycling Centre next week.
Duck hunters will head to their maimais a little later this year
Better late than never for duck hunters.
Majority of services available under level 2
Safety of staff and the public being safeguarded as council services resume
Early, fast adaptations got kiwifruit packhouses running
Covid-19 rules meant the whole way of working had to change for orchardists.
Community garden thrives under lockdown
Te Puke Community Garden has still been providing fresh food for local foodbank.
EPIC Te Puke: Shop local is the call
EPIC Te Puke chairwoman Sue Peat says post Covid Te Puke can be a more cohesive community
District economy has good, strong foundation
Primary industry underpins a strong Te Puke district economy.
Lynette shuts up shop
Lynette Lochhead opened her first clothing shop when she was just 17.
Chiefs Ross and Harris in race to 50 games
Club culture and school-mates attracted Aidan Ross to Te Puke Sports.
Smart restart for Te Puke businesses
Locals start supporting Te Puke businesses as restrictions ease.
Weekly parcels are full of care
Recipes are proving to be popular additions to weekly care parcels.
Harris hopes to repay Te Puke Sports
Nathan Harris still has aspirations to pull on the black jersey.
Covid-19 spread prompts return home
Couple offering to source PPE from China to help locals.
Stupid Robot Fighting to entertain US sports fans
Second time on ESPN for Te Puke created combat sport.
Te Puke workers' final test results negative
The Bay of Plenty DHB has also relaxed its visiting policy under Covid-19 alert level 3.
Together we can help kick-start Te Puke's economy
Buy local must be our catchcry, says Western Bay mayor Garry Webber.
Negative Covid-19 results to Te Puke workers
Seasonal workers in Te Puke who were tested for Covid-19 have returned negative tests.
Serious side to toilet roll challenge
Lockdown hasn't stopped Te Puke Gymsport coaches coaching.
More retail, food options for Te Puke
Retailers and hospitality businesses will need to play things by ear under level 3.
Why Covid-19 is a 'blessing in disguise' for Rotorua homeless
Accommodation and employment have fallen into place for some former homeless.
Remembering a fallen war hero
Joseph Hohepa Bird left New Zealand with the Auckland Mounted Rifles on December 14, 1914
What Western Bay will look like under level 3
Reserves staff, meter readers and key contractors will be at work under alert level 3.
We will remember them: Anzac Day in lockdown
There are many ways Bay of Plenty communities can still commemorate Anzac Day this year.
No new cases in the Bay of Plenty, kiwifruit workers tested
Testing of 250 seasonal workers will be complete this afternoon.
Bay rugby: Different approach to club season on the cards
Bay Rugby will take its lead from the Ministry of Health and NZ Rugby.
Te Puke testing should be 'reassuring' for the community
Results will be announced on Friday, but there was no evidence the group were exposed.
Resourcefulness encouraged for Anzac Day 2020
Anzac Day committee chairman ready for commemorations in a bubble.
Hunters allowed on private land at alert level 3
All hunting was banned under alert level 4.
Rugby not main focus of local coaches
Te Puke Sports premier team coach hopes there will still be a competition in 2020.