White supremacist flyers dropped in Tauranga mailboxes
A resident says her family was appalled to receive one of the flyers
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Dame Susan Devoy withdraws from Tauranga mayoralty race
Seven other people have announced they will stand for Mayor of Tauranga
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Navigating the waters of parenthood is a tough job.
Efforts to host Black Caps vs England at Mount under way
Bay Oval campaigners want to become country's preferred cricket venue.
'Nobody will give us a go': Couple's two-year battle to find a rental home
Rental prices are set to increase as new tenancy laws come into force.
Windy, wet weekend for most of the country
It will be a weekend of two halves for much of the country.
Wild weather: Rain, wind, giant waves to continue
South-westerly winds mean a miserable start to the weekend for many, but change is coming.
Cricket club 'homeless' on home ground
Council has ripped up wicket it promised to provide; cricket club shunted around park.
'He's the happiest sick kid you'll ever meet'
A mother shares her son's story of his ongoing heart condition battle.
Usain Bolt study: Why you shouldn't stretch before you run
Mount Maunganui researcher says moving safely helps all, from elite athletes to the aged.
Faster but safer: No deaths on NZ's high speed roads since opening
Two 100km/h speed limits roads have had no fatal crashes in the 18 months since opening.
Let's not get drinks: Why more Kiwis are cutting out booze
Meet your neighbours who choose to live sober.
'We all knew he was gone': Motel worker tells of roadside tragedy
Woman has told of how a group of strangers came together to try to save the life of a man.
Hit and run: Cyclist injured at Oropi
A ute, described as a white or silver flat-bed, left the scene after the collision.
Fatal medical event closes Tauranga highway
Emergency services responded to the fatal medical incident on Turret Rd at 5.30pm.
Matt Cowley's new role
Matt Cowley is looking forward to starting his new role on June 4.
Tauranga boy takes away perfect score in global test
Only a very small number of the top students managed to lock down the perfect score.
School principals warn new wave of inequality looms
Govt plans to scrap school donations in some schools mean huge inequities - principals.
Mum sells five-bedroom home to live in tiny house
But trying to fit in with council regulations has been frustrating, woman says.
Call of Duty: How David Cowie is helping the world
Tauranga man has changed the lives of thousands but few have heard of his endeavours.
Let's not get drinks – meet the Kiwis choosing to live sober
Meet your neighbours who choose to live sober.
Person critical after crash in Bay of Plenty, SH1 blocked in Porirua
The person was taken to Tauranga Hospital by helicopter.
'I've had a bad week': Woman whose shotgun blasts closed schools jailed
Woman involved in a shooting prompting two schools to go into lockdown faces her fate.
Local Focus: Aroha's long and frustrating journey to re-divert the Kaituna Cut
Maketū Action Group's last member talks to Local Focus. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tauranga lawyer Craig Tuck in Julian Assange's legal team
The Tauranga lawyer was with Assange at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London late last year.
'Scary': Govt steps in to help 367 schools - the full list
Officials have stepped into a third of all low-decile schools since 2009.
Bryan Gould: A transtasman parting of ways could be on the cards
The relationship with New Zealand matters less to Australia than it did.
Fateful decision: The defining moment in the Bella Vista disaster
The Times has reviewed 3 separate reports and historical emails and obtained new details.
A day in the life of a Taumata School teacher
The Bay of Plenty Times met Tauranga teacher Dan Priest to get the feel of a typical day.
Game of Thrones author hints at trip to Rotorua next year
The author will be returning to New Zealand year for Worldcon.
Your weather: Frosty start clears to fine weather for most
Dress in layers as the afternoon high is expected to reach the upper teens.
Big-budget projects may be deferred as city council aims to keep rates rise down
Tauranga City Council will begin deliberating its Annual Plan today