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'This is it': Devastating development in writer's health battle
Dawn Picken wants to 'make the most of helping my kids before I go'.
'I don’t have the words': Foodbank appeal total revealed
It's the second-highest amount raised in the appeal’s history.
Luke Kirkness: Common sense must prevail over the summer break
OPINION: We can't let Christmas or summer be an excuse not to isolate.
Sonya Bateson: Christmas is a time to cherish family and home
OPINION: Home is where your family is.
Four Kiwis head to quarter finals in EVES Open
Four New Zealanders are in the hunt for the inaugural EVES Open singles title.
Regional council posts $10m deficit
The operating deficit was $3.9 million higher than the budgeted deficit of $6.1 million.
Cultural performances for Tauranga’s five New Year’s Eve celebrations
The new additions will make the events more inclusive.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on the construction slow-down
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
'Ridiculous' rent prices: Mother forced to move daughter to new school
“If you’ve got kids, there’s all these other factors that come into it."
Tauranga foodbank’s ‘Christmas fairies’ hard at work
More than 300 households have received Christmas treats thanks to the volunteers.
Revealed: How many criminals with 'no fixed abode' are serving sentences in Tauranga
'We fully acknowledge that the location of offenders can be a concern for communities.'
Bay of Plenty primary principals want greater recognition of their workload
"A school is becoming more and more a place of catering for community wellbeing."
Appeal planned after teacher loses bid to prove Covid order dismissal was unjustified
A Taupo science teacher among the 447 Covid-related exodus over 6 months.
Premium Debate: Nation staring at decades of pain
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
'All about community': Hundreds of food donations collected at movie in the park
The Christmas event was held at Mount Maunganui's Coronation Park on Sunday.
'Genuine servant of education': Rob Leslie retires after four decades at same school
There hasn't been one day in Rob Leslie's career where he did not want to go to work.
‘We feel violated’: Garage hit by three smash-and-grabs in three weeks
"This is the last thing we need," says "rattled" out-of-pocket garage owner.
Flooding, road closures and rescues: Thunderstorms lash Rotorua
'Quite a bit of water in a short period of time.'
Opinion: Govt and Tinetti deserve praise for firefighters deal
OPINION: They are real-life superheroes, and deserve to be treated as such.
'My heart just went out to her': Wave of generosity for struggling single mum
"I just thought, ‘Everyone deserves Christmas and that little helping hand’.”
Christmas weather looking favourable but thunderstorm risk before then
There is a broad low risk of thunderstorms covering most of the North Island today.
Tauranga: Retailer says Cameron Rd upgrade 'killing present-day businesses'
But any calls for compensation have been shut down.
SH2 fatal crash: Road reopened at 4am
The highway is expected to be blocked for some time.
'Making life a little bit better': Foodbank volunteers explain why they give back
Peter Norris has been volunteering twice a week at the foodbank for eight years.
Western Bay joins other councils seeking alternative Three Waters solution
Staff were asked to clarify the conditions of membership and future financial commitments.
Kelly Makiha: Housing accord missing vital details
OPINION: There are positive signs but when exactly will emergency housing woes end?
'Don’t stop giving': One last call for foodbank donations as appeal enters final week
'Don't stop giving' as final week of appeal begins
'In past couple of weeks it's hit me that life really is a survival game,' says mum
OPINION: Christmas appeals bring joy to many of our families in the Bay.
Widower, 90, spends fourth year volunteering for hospice in his wife's memory
“I feel that I owe Waipuna a lot ... because they really looked after her.”
'It meant a lot for us to have it back': Bereaved family reunited with memorial seat
Adrian Shuen's family were heartbroken when his memorial seat was removed.
Blood service seeking 120 more donors: 'It’s such an important cause'
The New Zealand Blood Service is forecasting a busier summer this year than last.
Machete attack: Man’s hand severed in petrol station brawl over chainsaw
Man in 'vigilante' attack at a Gull petrol station will spend eight years in jail.