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Holocaust survivor described as 'exemplary human being'
Tauranga centenarian and Holocaust survivor James Van Ameringen farewelled.
'We may never know': Boy undiagnosed after month in hospital
The family say Bowden is making progress but anticipated a 'very long road' to recovery.
Local leaders, expert react to Omicron cluster linked cases
It comes as a public health expert anticipates a "rapid rise" in cases in the coming weeks
Local Focus: Accessible hotspots 'a game-changer for disabled people's lives'
Tauranga City Council invests $4 million to improve access to local facilities.
Dismissed: Court refuses to release man who illegally reclaimed Tauranga Harbour from custody
Tio Faulkner claimed that due to being tangata whenua, he was being detained unlawfully.
Police identify man found dead in Tauranga Harbour
Emergency services were alerted yesterday morning to a body in the Tauranga Harbour.
Hopeful retailers face Omicron uncertainty
Businesses already dealing with life after lockdown are now bracing for new Covid variant.
In the red: Setting will lead 'haemorrhage' economy, business owner says
New Zealand was moved to the red traffic light setting at 11.59pm on Sunday.
Black Clash buzz: Streakers, raving fans, a tumbling coach
The Hot Spring Spas Black Clash T20 match saw a "sensational" end to the "buzzing" night.
Why children immunisation rates are lagging in Bay of Plenty
The health board is trying to do something to lift the rates.
Battle begins: Many keen to fill four vacancies on Bay conservation board
There is a surplus of nominations for the Bay of Plenty Conservation Board.
'It's life or death': Man in MIQ bed battle
'What I don't understand is if we're not suitable for an exemption to MIQ, who is?'
'Shocking': $855k in toll road payments owed, Bridges says lack of action 'unfair'
And it doesn't include the money refunded after people were incorrectly charged.
Braden Currie takes Tauranga Half win
The Ironman athlete fears he won't be able to compete in NZ again this season.
'They said it felt like the end of the world': Stories from Tonga trickle out
After days of no communication, loved ones have finally heard from those in Tonga.
Shockwave of Tongan eruption recorded in Tauranga Harbour
Evidence of tsunami waves was also recorded in the Bay.
From the CEOs: What's in store for businesses in 2022
"We will see how personal matters impact work performance and vice versa" - Matt Cowley.
Letters: Land decision an extremely important moment in Tauranga's history
Our readers have their say.
Big weekend of events set to bring $700k economic boost
Even with Omicron looming, a public health expert says this weekend's risk is 'very small'
Farmers 'a bit desperate' as big dry hits, experts warn of more droughts
With no rain and warm weather farmers 'have their minds in dry mode'.
Council pools, libraries will require vax pass in red
The PM has said NZ will move to red within 24-48 hours of Omicron being in the community
Man appears in court charged with murder of David Kuka
David Kuka was murdered at his Pyes Pa address almost four years ago.
'Big relief': How students fared at last year's exams
Bay students are feeling mixed emotions after NCEA results went live on Thursday.
'Heinous, sick, twisted': Family harm reports rise, violence 'more blatant'
The number of callouts have increased over the past five years.
'Grind businesses to a halt': NZ will move to red if Omicron breaks out
New Zealand will move to the red traffic light setting once Omicron enters the community.
David Kuka case: Second man charged in execution-style murder
Nearly four years after David Kuka's death, a second man has been charged with murder
Luke Kirkness: The tough decision facing the Govt today
OPINION: Will the Omicron threat burst the dreams of a green traffic light setting?
Timeless: Tauranga identity Don 'Tick-Tock' Stewart farewelled
Stewart's horology career began after riding a bike off the wharf and drowning his watch.
Pig farmer who reclaimed land to build his own harbourside 'park' back in court
The man wanted to build an area for his family 'similar to Memorial Park'.
'Really relieved': 11yo who caught Covid-19 happy to get vaccinated
Shakyra Bachop-Mauger got vaccinated at Life Pharmacy in Bayfair on Tuesday.
Vent temp and gas output decrease at Whakaari/White Island
Data was collated during an observation flight to the volcano last week.
Lending rules a challenge as Tauranga median house price up another $10k
REINZ: Tauranga's median house price climbed 1 per cent to $1,010,000
Farmers 'racial profiling' incident: Teen's whānau heading to mediation
A Rotorua whānau are just awaiting a mediation date over their grievance.