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Person dies after incident in Ōhauiti, Tauranga

Two fire crews and ambulance also attended the scene.

Q&A: The $7b plan for 50 yrs of growth: What does it all mean?

What's in store for ferries, trains, intensification, harbour crossings.

Bella Vista trial: Concerns over lack of retaining walls, court told

"The type of ground up there ... it had the potential to collapse."

Bella Vista trial: Left out of pocket, with no Code of Compliance

The Bella Vista trial enters its third day.

Oh, how we'll grow: The $7b, 50-year plan for Western Bay transport and housing

Ferries are in, passenger rail is out - and much more.

Carmen Hall: Returning expats must pay for their isolation or quarantine

COMMENT: It's time to get tough before the gravy train crashes off the tracks.

All aboard! Navy ship to open for viewing in Tauranga

The navy ship was the fourth to bear the Manawanui name.

Why it's taken 12 years to find a new home for Bay badminton

'Watch this space,' says 'ecstatic' campaigner after council decision.

Car ends up on front lawn of property

It appeared the vehicle had gone into a fence and potentially part of a house.

Bella Vista saga: Council staff told to go easy on developer

"It has caused me a lot of stress. I wish I'd just failed them."

Bella Vista trial starts again in Tauranga

The trial involving Bella Vista homes resumes.

David Seymour: On post-Covid productivity, housing and losing Stu

The Act leader has paid tribute to candidate Stu Pedersen, who was tragically killed.

Go Local: Big boost for 'trialled and proven' Mount company

Waste Minimisation Fund grant of $660k used for new machinery, containers.

Tauranga Arts Festival farewells Ria Hall

She was in the position for just four months.

'We've had a bit of a hiding': Tornado as Bay of Plenty lashed with wild weather

"Driving conditions will also be hazardous with surface flooding and poor visibility."

'Really scary': SH2 speeders putting roadworkers' lives at risk

Within five hours, police caught 157 people speeding through works on State Highway 2.

Jo Raphael: The creative ways people are remembering their loved ones

COMMENT: The ways ashes can be memorialised are endless.

'There's going to be an accident': Mount surfies lobby for crossing

They live a few minutes walk from the beach but often drive to avoid having to cross.