Major Port of Tauranga shareholding soon on the block?
Bay of Plenty council eyes value of shareholding.
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Man arrested after wallet and bank cards allegedly go missing during a person suffering medical event
$600 was spent after thief raided a crashed car.
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Young boy donates all his coins in food drive
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Christmas Appeal donations crack $100K with two weeks to go
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Transport boss leaves council amid restructuring
Transport team restructured, with $1.5b worth of transport projects planned for the city.
'Unimaginable': Whānau of Harley Shrimpton in 'extreme shock and disbelief'
A man has appeared in court after Shrimpton's body was found near Tauranga this week.
New gambling policy for Tauranga adopted despite warning
Venues will now be able to move away from high-deprivation areas in the city.
Footy club faces $136k bill, croquet $24.5k: Fears big fee hike will sink groups
Tauranga City Council says it wants a fairer fee system for using facilities and reserves.
NZ Open: Coll makes triumphant return to Tauranga
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'Lit up the night sky': Large house fire in Tauranga
Crews were called just before midnight.
'Just lovely': Kindness pours in for man robbed of wallet, card after crash
'Frustration and worry is still there and we are trying to remain positive.'
Body of missing man Harley Shrimpton found, homicide probe launched
The Tauranga man had been missing since November 3.
Tauranga crash near Harbour Bridge: Lane blockage cleared
The crash was reported to police at 2.35pm.
Christmas Movie in the Park 'blew all expectations out of the water'
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'They have lost almost everything': Pet dies in family home blaze
The fire ravaged a Pāpāmoa home on Monday.
'We want to be the best': The professional racecar driver who bought a Napier supermarket
Ant Pedersen hasn't lost his competitive drive, even when he's not behind the wheel.
'Despicable': Thief steals wallet of crash victim receiving CPR on roadside, $600 gone from account
'To be honest, I’m disgusted... how is that okay?"
Al fresco dining to cost Tauranga businesses - council
Street dining in Tauranga is going to cost businesses across the city.
Man escapes court dock and jumps into harbour
He was arrested after making his way back to shore.
Council hits pause on new closing times for CBD bars
Tauranga’s alcohol policy to be revisited in the New Year.
Pāpāmoa Beach house fire: Investigator returning to scene
Multiple crews were called to the blaze.
'Hell of a hill': Removal of car park outside cancer centre 'cruel', says relative
The council says it removed the park for safety reasons.
Opinion: Charitable giving shows employees you are walking the talk
Food support organisations grow because the need in the community is growing.
Second alarm: Firefighters battle 'well involved' house fire in Pāpāmoa
Crews were called about 3.50pm.