Blood and power: Green light for shared $16 million new city building
Building consent valued issues for $16m for a five-story office building.
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Opinion: Lowering voting age wise for NZ's future
OPINION: When you consider the things young people can already do, this just makes sense.
City centre parking trial: Potential impact on business feared
Parking changes for Tauranga CBD were described as 'absurd' by shoppers.
Letters to the editor: Parking in Tauranga few and far between
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Black Friday sales expected to blitz Boxing Day again
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Comment: Happy as working from home
OPINION: Covid has made working from home more acceptable.
Like a boss: Personal trainer's mission to donate 5000 items to foodbank
So far she has collected more than 1000 items for Tauranga's foodbank.
Review: Comedians donate a night of laughs in support of rainbow community
The charity event was about rallying support for the LGBTQIA+ community.
'Significant change' for Truman Lane traffic as Bay Link build continues
A temporary lane closure is expected to be in place until autumn 2023.
Felix Desmarais: Don't worry, I found a place better than Twitter
OPINION: If Twitter is dying, I won't miss it, writes Felix Desmarais.
Breast cancer survivor celebrates new 'passion' with pottery show
Robyne Dowdall said pottery helped her regain confidence and strength after her diagnosis.
'We’re not all the same': Event for neuro-diverse a chance to celebrate differences
'It’s not an easy thing to be in my own world all the time, to live inside my own box.'
Dr Tony Farrell: Pay attention to attention disorders
OPINION: Not all ADHD patients need medication, but they need diagnosis and support.
Drones on the radar after fatal shark attack
Water safety advocates endorse coroner's recommendations after Waihī Beach shark attack.
Park and playground upgrades on the way for summer
The council asked the community earlier this year what improvements were needed.
Sonya Bateson: Grocery shopping is grim. No wonder families are doing it hard
OPINION: It’s hard to keep trimming the fat when even cheese is a distant dream.
Jo Raphael: We need public buy-in to drive green initiatives
OPINION: The way forward is to make green initiatives attractive.
'Lift for life': The reason these master lifters shift tin
For Karen Humphreys, 59, and Barry Patchett, 77, lifting is an outlet.
'Major step forward’: Govt puts $147m towards housing - about time, says developer
Funding for crucial infrastructure to help deliver more than 3000 new homes confirmed.
'Full-service drug dealer' sentenced on raft of charges
A Tauranga father has been jailed for three years for multiple drug dealing offences.
Letters to the editor: World’s growing population needs addressing
Readers have their say.
Women's rugby is more exciting than men's - Bay of Plenty coach
NZRU busy trying to sort rewards for Black Ferns' big win
$42k and counting: Legal bill for failed prosecution of dog attack
The council has spent $42,000 on legal fees, with an appeal yet to be heard.
Blessing marks start of Marine Parade coastal pathway extension
The pathway's design will accommodate cyclists, pedestrians and users of wheelchairs.
Local Focus: Speaking up for the rainbow community
"So, that's why I'm here – to speak up for the gay community and speak up for democracy."
Sentencing date set for Ōwhata orchard worker after murder charge plea
One of the four accused of Tauranga father's David Kuka murder has admitted the charge.
New fisheries rules: Commercial fishers fear being pushed out
"It will also make fish more expensive and price it out of reach..."
Jo Raphael: Fun can turn to terror in the blink of an eye
OPINION:Our water safety senses need to be heightened.
Budding Tauranga tennis stars qualify for ASB Classic tournament
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Fake barcodes, false bank statements: How a repeat thief 'ripped off' big businesses
Elmira Raffiee targeted big retailers like Mitre 10 and Bunnings.
Civic precinct: Experienced board “critical” to deliver project - Tolley
Commissioners agreed to consult with the community on creating a CCO.
Jo Raphael: Help struggling families - donate to foodbank
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