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Tauranga's cystic fibrosis sisters
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Tauranga's cystic fibrosis sisters

Nikki and Kristie are two sisters were not expected to live past 18, but now at 24 and 31 the pair are using their story to help raise money and awareness to help others suffering from cystic fibrosis.

Blue penguin released at Mount Maunganui
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Blue penguin released at Mount Maunganui

Mobil One, the blue penguin, was released early on June 17 after weeks of rehabilitation at Oropi Native Bird Sanctuary after being caught in the April 28 oil spill. Video: Bay of Plenty Times

Tauranga Boys' College carvings
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Tauranga Boys' College carvings

Carving instructor Peter Smith, former student Maia Ririnui and Year 12 student Quin Matenga explain the importance of carvings created and left for students at Tauranga Boys' College.

Tauranga couple live with 90 cats
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Tauranga couple live with 90 cats

Tauranga couple Gill and Mike Godfrey have been breeding ragdoll cats for the past 10 years. They now have 90 cats living with them in their Te Puna home.

Hairy Maclary becoming reality
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Hairy Maclary becoming reality

The first sod at the site for Tauranga's Hairy Maclary attraction has been turned, as works make way for sculptures of the mischievous dog and friends.

Pole performers take titles
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Pole performers take titles

Two Bay women have won their categories at the New Zealand National Amateur Pole Performer competition. Kirsty Carter took away the performer (or beginner) level award while Jenny Benfell won the intermediate level award at the competition in Christchurch.

Missing hunters found in Kaimais
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Missing hunters found in Kaimais

The pair of hunters walked out of the bush they were lost in overnight, they approached the owner of a house in the Kaimai Range where they called family.

Weather: Early Queen's Birthday forecast
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Weather: Early Queen's Birthday forecast

Our last long weekend in almost half a year is approaching – and typically Queens Birthday Weekend in New Zealand looks a little unsettled – but by no means is it a write off. There are rain and shower risks – mostly in Northland and our western coastline. Here’s a look at the best forecasts out at the moment – and we’ll fine tune this again on Friday with the very latest for the long weekend.

Tauranga Model Railway Club
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Tauranga Model Railway Club

Tauranga model railway enthusiasts are close to finding a home after nearly 30 years being shunted around different locations in the city.

Mako shark dissection: GRAPHIC CONTENT
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Mako shark dissection: GRAPHIC CONTENT

29 Western Bay college students got the rare chance to watch a 33 kg Mako shark being dissected at the Waikato University's Coastal Marine Field Station at Sulphur Point yesterday. The opportunity was offered to the students by the University's House of Science director Chris Duggan.

Clean-up begins after Tauranga tornado
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Clean-up begins after Tauranga tornado

A mini tornado extensively damaged homes, business and a sports stadium in Mt Maunganui about 8.45pm yesterday. Bay of Plenty Fire Service Area Commander Murray Binning said daylight should reveal the extent of the damage from the twister. Eight houses were left uninhabitable, but residents escaped injury.

Tornado rips through Mount Maunganui
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Tornado rips through Mount Maunganui

Tornadoes smashed through Mt Maunganui last night, damaging homes, ripping roofs from buildings and sending trampolines and outdoor furniture flying. ASB Baypark Stadium also lost parts of its grandstand roof. Firefighters responded to numerous calls about roofs being ripped of houses around Lodge Ave and Links Ave. Mount Maunganui Intermediate is closed after announcing that it had suffered "considerable damage".