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TikTok trend prompts warning over potential death
It might be time for parents to create a TikTok account - here's why.
It might be time for parents to create a TikTok account - here's why.
Commissioners call to prevent a full return to a democratically elected council until 2025
Bay of Plenty schools see large numbers of children learning from home as cases rise.
More men have come forward with complaints about English teacher's sexual propositions.
Whangārei man accused of cooking meth for gang and conspiracy to sell it is refused bail
Consultation on the proposed changes was set to end on April 1.
Consultation on the proposed changes was set to end on April 1.
One property made nearly $3m in profit when sold for the first time in more than 20 years.
'I miss my family so much': We talk to RSE workers who have not been home since 2020.
Tauranga City Council explains why some berms and verges have been untouched recently.
Bar owner losing $50,000 every week closed, says he tries not to show his stress at work.
Glenn Marshall was 17 when teacher Pinky Green asked him to tie him naked to a chair.
Tauranga Boys' College says a review of historical harassment was not good enough.
The former PM Helen Clark's father George celebrates 100 years.
But the Health Minister says he is 'confident' hospitals were prepared for the outbreak.
Tauranga man's desperate efforts to reunite with his fiancée in Ukraine.
He sold coffee beans at Tauranga Hospital for two years, one day they asked him to leave.
Bay of Plenty general practices face doctor burnout and vacancy-filling issues.
'He asked me not to panic. He said he is strong and not afraid of the invasion.'
All but four of the Tauranga cafe's are self-isolating.
The origins of Flick are unknown but whoever left it at the station has a kind heart.
Meet the best friends who surf together but have never seen each other.
Volunteering Bay of Plenty will launch a new hub in Rotorua next month.
Fear and loathing of the Maori language no doubt still lurks in some mainstream media.
Government support package for struggling businesses won't be enough, says one operator
The tourism sector is concerned visitor numbers won't rise if self-isolation rules stay.
OPINION: Give us back our capital.
'Time is now critical to get the whole whanau vaccinated and protected together'
But some say the huge cost will be worth it.
About $1m a year is spent cleaning up Tauranga's wastewater overflows.