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The driver involved in a single-vehicle crash in Tauranga Hospital.
"The costs for running a small business are already very hard."
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Fire crews battled a well-involved garage fire in Omokoroa.
After a long six weeks, Tauranga's businesses are eager to open under alert level 2.
Bay tourism operators react to Tourism Bay of Plenty's campaign.
"And we are also seeing a lot of domestic violence because the dad has lost their job."
Revealed: The full list of projects for which Bay leaders want 100pc Government funding.
Tourism Bay of Plenty launches new website and locals' campaign
The rules around level 2 have been revealed.
It was an "exciting proposition".
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
A bright future lies ahead for Anaru Palmer.
Mayor says zero rates increase could jeopardise Government funding.
Local schools, business owners, sectors and community leaders on level 2 life.
A Pāpāmoa couple's home was gutted, losing precious family photos.
We speak to community leaders abut the significance of the milestone and what's next.
School leader reveals the secrets that helped create sporting heroes.
Last year, the pair were studying fulltime at the University of Waikato in Tauranga.
Zero new cases of Covid 19 in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes district overnight.
A Bay of Plenty man has been charged with manslaughter after a boating incident.
A former Bay education consultant received almost $150,000 worth of kickbacks.
Infamous offender avoids being sent back to prison.
Four fire crews were currently at the scene.
Council says it's learned its lesson from Greerton.
The centre will be open as normal the rest of this week.
Business chambers and forestry leaders want new publicly-funded projects to use wood.
The transfer stations will accept general rubbish and green waste only.