Air NZ add more flights to Tauranga for long weekend
More Air New Zealand planes will be on the tarmac at Tauranga Airport this weekend.
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'What is needed right now to get city moving': Farmers building back on track
Those behind the project are confident the development will be completed in 2021
Local Focus: Kiwis rediscovering the joys of campgrounds
Big turnout expected for Queen's Birthday weekend. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Our Place, 10 other services, on council chopping block
NYE fireworks, tropical display house and CBD hanging baskets also at defunding risk.
Local Focus: Kiwis rediscovering the joys of campgrounds
Big turnout expected for Queen’s Birthday weekend. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Butterflies' for $333K Tauranga Lotto player
'I thought 'sweet, about thirty bucks, that's a nice little win'.'
Tauranga one of few councils to claim wage subsidy - what it got
Three of Tauranga's council-controlled organisations have also claimed the subsidy.
Body on a boat: Manslaughter accused named
Name suppression lapses for builder charged with manslaughter.
To the maimai, to the pond! Duck shooting season underway
Duck hunting enthusiasts were finally able to head out at the weekend.
Partnerships key for business survival
Comment: Matt Cowley explains why relationships are needed now more than ever.
School pupils, whānau resilient after eight weeks at home
Teacher Sandy Bornholdt said "it wasn't 'just in case' learning it was 'just in time'".
Western Bay mayor takes councils to task over delay for bus shelters
"I've built dairy factories in less time it has taken us to do this."
Alert level 2: Busy roads mean more danger
There have been two fatal accidents in Bay of Plenty in as many weeks.
Pāpāmoa planting protest: Wairākei work halts, council to re-consult
Council admits consultation flaws, but tangata whenua leaders back process.
Ousted National leader Simon Bridges reveals plans and disappointment
Ousted former leader of National Simon Bridges reveals what's next.
The future of Covid assessment centres and those who made it happen
"It's a great example of the community coming together."
Printing company makes giant board games for families
The Mount Maunganui company is reducing their waste and giving to those in need.
Bridges reveals silver lining to losing Nats leadership
Comments come as new leader Todd Muller reveals caucus line-up.
Jo Raphael: PM's actions show zero tolerance for Covid-19
COMMENT: Covid-19 response shows stark differences between NZ and other countries.
Meeting walk-out: City council admits rule blunder
Mistake raises possible legal risk.
Construction slump a 'huge opportunity' for first-home buyers
But there's a key catch, says one of Tauranga's leading developers.
Volunteers supply more than 1600 face masks for Tauranga
Thirty volunteers played their part in keeping essential workers safe.
Tauranga Lotto player wins $333,333
The winning Tauranga ticket was sold on MyLotto.
Make Matariki a public holiday, says advocate
Celebrating Matariki as a public holiday will better educate Kiwis of its significance.
The Head Hunter who made $1 million in three years
Bucket of drugs and cash buried in sand dunes of popular Bay of Plenty beach.
People 'too casual' about social distancing rules
Social distancing rules are being flouted.
Monica Cantwell killer fails in bid for freedom, again
The parole board deemed Charles John Coulam "an undue risk".
'Extraordinary privilege': Muller speaks out on workload, priorities - and Simon Bridges
Interview: New National Party leader pays tribute to his Bay of Plenty supporters.
Bay of Plenty Maori unemployment more than double that of Pākehā
"We are talking now about the new wave of unemployed, not those already on the books."
Local Focus: Who is Todd Muller?
Todd Muller talks to Local Focus before knocking Simon Bridges out of National Party leadership. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Covid-19 assessment centres to close next week
Kawerau, Ōpōtiki, Katikati, Tauranga and Whakatāne assessment centres are winding down.
Letters to the editor: Elizabeth St has important traffic function
Readers have their say.