SH2 near Bayfair to close for weekend in July
A section of the highway will be closed during the first weekend of July.
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Fatal crushing: Parents reveal concerns for safety moments before death
Four years on, parents have new information for inquest into son's death.
'It could be anywhere': Covid data expert's warning for Bay
Close contacts in Tauranga have tested negative but the risk remains.
Bank freezes pensioner's $150k life savings: Daughter treated for stress
'Why does my mum have to justify her spending?'
'Unique opportunities': Mount elder housing villages valued at $23m to be sold for private development
The net proceeds of the sale will be held in a reserve for elderly and social housing.
Truffle hunt in full swing
There are over 300 truffle farms, known as truffières, in New Zealand.
Trio sentenced for massive tyre dump
The father and daughter had sought discharge without conviction.
'We're ecstatic': Kane Williamson's dad on the sleepless nights leading up to historic win
Brett Williamson eventually got up at 4.30am after being bombarded with text messages.
Jo Raphael: is Working for Families tax credit really working?
OPINION: Should taxpayers be propping up working families?
'Completely different ballpark': Big boost for bus infrastructure in $3b plan
The extra money will be spent on public transport facilities and bus shelters.
'Decrepit' control box a 'significant cause' of fatal crushing
The truck's sensors were faulty but doubt has surfaced whether they were used at all.
'I need to prioritise my health and family': Todd Muller to retire
"Being [an MP] is a huge privilege, but it does come at a cost," former party leader says.
'Massive overkill': Cul-de-sac considered for Links Ave
A safety report indicated a cul-de-sac was the best option to reduce traffic volume.
Wards and boards: How do you want to be represented in the next Tauranga council?
Options with equitable voting rights proved popular.
Death at work: 'If he wasn't standing there, we wouldn't all be here today'
Dead man's workmates 'deeply affected' by tragedy still relived by some five years later.
The Kiwi fitness guru and the routine test that turned her world upside down
Tauranga 'gym bunny' visited her GP ... and was left in shock after unexpected news.
Truckie manager haunted by fatal crushing wishes he 'could have done more'
I live every day like something like that is going to happen in a workplace, ex-boss says.
Home comforts for cello prodigy Dominic Lee
The homegrown, award-winning cellist will perform in concert at Trinity Wharf on July 3.
Inquest into worker's crushing death hears of safety sensor 'shortcomings'
Issues with the truck involved in the tragedy were an 'anomaly', court hears.
One dead after two separate crashes on SH2 at Minden
Two crashes along the same stretch of Bay of Plenty highway.
Two injured in serious crash near Te Puna, SH2 reopens
Police now say a car hit a tree, rather than a truck.
Jo Raphael: Are we happy with the vaccine rollout?
OPINION: Make it as easy as possible for people to say yes.
Fatally crushed: Coronial inquest begins into Mount Maunganui tragedy
Coroner apologises to whānau of man killed in workplace accident after seven-year 'delay'.
Landlords selling up sparking fears of future slums
Landlords can lease properties to the Government through a Community Housing Provider.
Drenched: Bay of Plenty has a wet weekend
The Bay of Plenty was drenched at the beginning of this weekend.
Lotto player wins $15,000 in Second Division
A Papamoa Lotto player is one of 17 who won $15,502 with Lotto Second Division.
Second arrest over Tauranga Netball Centre fighting incident
A second man has been charged after a May 15 incident at the Tauranga Netball Centre.
Using tech both old and new to tackle wallaby nuisance
Dama wallabies are spreading from Rotorua to the Waikato.
Cameron Rd: Council looking at changes to $45m project
The final detailed design is due for completion in August.
Two crashes in Tauranga in space of 25 minutes
There have been two crashes in Tauranga within the space of half an hour
$100,000 a day being spent on emergency housing
The latest numbers show millions being poured into the regions alarming crisis.
Sport cancelled, road warnings issued as wretched weather strikes
Heavy rain watches are also coming into force for the North Island's upper east.
'Four times the size of Bayfair': Plans for $1b Pāpāmoa East town centre revealed
50m pool, supermarket, shops, 15,000 jobs and 11,000 new homes to be built nearby
Call to move Tauranga airport and racecourse to make way for houses
The group believes medium-high density housing will address housing crisis and traffic.