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Bay Paralympians to be celebrated in Tauranga
Paralympians recognised as part of Paralympics New Zealand's The Celebration Project.
Bay of Plenty night sky lit up by 'spectacular' meteor
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Police investigate Ōpōtiki fatal crash
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Baywide women's final: Rangiuru crowned 2019 champions
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Kitchen award goes to Whakatāne designer
The brief for the winning kitchen was for a relaxed, social and casual space.
Are you in pain? You're not alone
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Bay triathlete Wilde builds towards final
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Baywide Women's final promises plenty
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Opinion: NZ's infrastructure at 'crisis point'
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Man charged with murdering Little Waihi toddler
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Willie Jackson announces $1.6 million for skills programme
Employment minister Willie Jackson announces funding for work programme.
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Baking and eating biscuits to help the blind
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More than 200 Mongrel Mob members in Rotorua for tangi
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Whakarewarewa march into women's final
Whakarewarewa are in the final, setting up a fitting farewell for one of their stalwarts.
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Black Caps displayed the Kiwi fight we know and love in Cricket World Cup final.
Action packed under-20 game expected
New Zealand Māori Under-20 will play their Fijian equivalents next weekend.
Tauranga and Te Puna to meet in final
Tauranga Sports beat Te Puke and Te Puna beat Greerton in Premier 1 semifinals.
Two lucky Bay of Plenty Lotto players scoop up $21k
The winning tickets were bought in Countdown Bayfair and Smiths City in Kawerau.