
'Long awaited': Tauranga apartments, townhouses on the market soon
The release of units in Tauranga's Thirty Eight Elizabeth development was 'long awaited'.
The release of units in Tauranga's Thirty Eight Elizabeth development was 'long awaited'.
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"Before the two girls, I never thought that you could love more than one person."
Emergency services rushed to scene after 3pm today.
A major event of this fast-growing sport hits New Zealand’s shores for the first time.
The Black Seeds will bring their reggae-funk beats to Tauranga in March, for First We Eat.
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Property is a great investment ingredient, but it’s much better with a side of shares.
“These thunderstorms will bring localised heavy rain and small hail."
'There’s an economic spin-off benefitting people and businesses.'
Laila is “constantly” in pain and cannot run, play sports, or breastfeed her children.
Commissioners feel proposed increased fees to facilities aren't high enough.
'It’s not just the air pollution, it's the congestion and all of that.'
Plenty of banter in match between teacher and pupils
The council said it had deployed additional resources to help deter any similar offending.
“You can’t even imagine during the daytime something will happen like this."
It has been 3 months since Bay of Plenty Regional Council began collecting its own rates.
Two Bay of Plenty have been dairy farmers convicted and fined for effluent discharges.
It is alleged the man took money from the cash register.
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It allows violent men a chance to learn to “make better choices for their families".
Persistent bad weather and land instability has prevented the work, the council says.
After multiple severe weather events in the past weeks, the road is unusable
'It is hard out there at the moment... and choices are few.'
Pāpāmoa and Te Puke residents lost power around 7.55am.
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“I feel really fortunate to be working in a modern learning environment like ours."
The project involves dredging up to 1.5 million cubic metres of the sea floor.