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COMMENT: Ardern was right to make the hard calls.
COMMENT: Ardern was right to make the hard calls.
Bus patronage could have increased by as much as 25 per cent.
Inquiries into the circumstances of the crash were ongoing.
A person is trapped in a vehicle on SH29 Lower Kaimai range.
Tauranga and Hamilton mayors advocate for closer ties to tackle growth challenges.
Three community groups coffers are fuller after Bay of Plenty Regional Council grants.
New deputy appointed but she also faces potentially being ousted.
The reason was due to "damaged equipment".
The call centre was established to help people meet essential needs during lockdown.
The Ebbett Dealership will be selling new Hyundai vehicles on Cameron Rd from July 1.
Greazy Dog gang turns up in force at house of senior patched Mongol.
The new permanent speed limits will come into effect from June 29.
The powerlines were covering a nearby pedestrian crossing.
The fund was part two of a three-phase approach planned by the funders.
Police were notified of the incident on Dunlop Rd around 10pm last night.
The long weekend came at the perfect time for local businesses trying to find their feet.
It appears community spirit is strong in Bay of Plenty sporting circles
Fire crews were kept busy overnight as wild weather battered the region.
People were advised to make sure that items and structures at their homes were secure.
"Delving into Māori art was part of my search for my own identity."
The Tauranga woman was awarded a Queen Service Medal for service to choral music.
Matapihi's Ngareta Timutimu has been acknowledged this year.
Mount Maunganui businessman recognised for services to the community and philanthropy.
"I couldn't believe it": Graham Preston says of honour.
Pamela Josephine Nicol Dawkins, known as Jo, has been appointed a MNZM.
His one regret is he can't share the honour with his wife, Michael Ann.
Bruce was helping in a lockdown rescue when helicopter basket swung towards his head.
Council votes to close pop-up container site. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Two people were understood to have been seriously injured.