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The NZ workplace where 107 people resigned in 5 years
The numbers paint a local picture of what some are saying is a nationwide staffing issue.
Teenager critical after falling off ute, Police seek information
An 18-year-old male has sustained critical injuries after falling off the back of a ute.
'It's over' - Council settles with Bella Vista homeowners
The negotiations are over for Bella Vista homeowners and Tauranga City Council.
Tax evading tradie gets home detention
A plasterer and seller of health supplements is given home detention for tax evasion.
Tauranga drug dealer jailed for more than five years
Judge gave him a 25 per cent discount for his guilty pleas and some remorse.
Newly crowned beauty queen to use title to push sun safety, cancer message
A Tauranga beauty queen will advocate for sun safety with a motivation close to her heart.
Five Bella Vista parties now face charges
Parties involved in Bella Vista Homes development in court on Building Act charges.
Stuff me! Bidders line up for rabbit with doll face
Unusual taxidermy pieces for sale on Trade Me are gaining attention for Tauranga man.
Tauranga police seek wanted man
Police are looking for a man believed to be in the Western Bay of Plenty area.
Commercial site sells for $6.25m
The site was one of the biggest sales for the Bayleys team this year.
Motorcyclist recovering in hospital after crash with a car
A bystander said the motorcyclist hit the car, a tree and another car.
Otumoetai College students win ChemQuest
John Austin, Alice Cerdeira and Daniel Lee won the ChemQuest trophy and $150.
Local Focus: Māori vegan smashing stereotypes
He's young, alcohol free and a vegan. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Armed robbery in central Tauranga
The offenders reportedly left the scene in a silver-coloured vehicle.
Local Focus: Students cut it all off for cancer
Rat's tails, pony tails and long hair about to go. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Green light for Tauranga Northern Link
Plans welcomed but frustration at lack of timelines for construction.
Pokies plague - former addict says proposal 'bloody brilliant'
'I see the lights, the jackpot going, it really takes a lot for me to still not go in'
Tauranga industries struggling to fill skilled roles
Industries across the board are struggling to find skilled workers in the Bay.
Woman locked out of father's grave at public reserve
A Waihi woman is heartbroken authorities have padlocked access to her father's grave.
Siblings reunite in Tauranga: Meet the Webster 11
When the youngest was born he was already an uncle of four.
Tauranga College stalwart Gary Ware dies
Gary Robert Ware was 80 and died peacefully last Sunday after a short illness.
The story of NZ's first and only mass school shooting
95 years after the tragedy, all that remains are memories and the graves of two boys.
Loaded, cocked pistol found in taxi after Head Hunter stabs two men
An eagle-eyed camera operator spotted gun in gangster's hand after he slashed two victims.
Letters: We need more eco-villages to cope with climate change
Letters: Call for more eco-villages, houses in Tauranga; Kohimarama Conference clarified.
Bungled drugs trip brings nine-year jail term
A Tauranga gang member faces sentencing for a raft of drugs charges.
Well-known music producers lose bids to quash rape convictions
Well-known hip-hop music producers lose appeal to overturn convictions.
Councillors clash with prostitutes over residential rule
Prostitutes' Collective slams move to make home-based sex workers work alone
Nats in Tauranga backing Simon Bridges
Simon Bridges' Tauranga supporters are backing the National Party leader.
Missing Tauranga mother Lauren Hamilton and baby found
Concerns were held for woman and her newborn baby.
Inside story: 'Botany Bagman' Jami-Lee Ross and what's next
Jami-Lee Ross MP might have a plan to his destructive attacks on his former party.
Fighting Bay of Plenty's billion-dollar threat
The impact of brown marmorated stink bugs on the economy could cost billions.
Two years, no title: family's wait to build on Pyes Pa section
Developer assures couple the 'challenging' development is going ahead.
On-street top-up for e-bikers
Company has plans to help electric bikers avoid running out of power in Auckland.