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Crews work to clear up crash scene on busy Bay of Plenty highway
The two-car crash happened on Te Puke East Rd near Maniatutu Rd.
Letters: Caning needs to be in the mix to curb 'wild-west behaviour'
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Firefighters contain large Te Puna grass fire
The fire started on Pitau Rd in Te Puna about 3pm.
Tauranga processing plant extensively damaged in fire
Four fire appliances and three tankers were involved in fighting the Gammans' plant fire.
Sam Waddell: 'I've become the youngest champion at 22'
And the previous youngest was his dad when he won at 27.
Rain not enough to reduce fire risk - Fire and Emergency
Fire and Emergency says there is still fire risk despite rain.
Letters: Time to be proactive against gangs
A community meeting about gangs has sparked plenty of response.
Kiri Gillespie: Tighter rein on vaping needed
I didn't sign up to passively vape someone else's fix.
Waihī Beach tragedy: Searchers refuse to give up on Jaden Chhayrann
Jaden Chhayrann, 17, has been missing since Friday afternoon.
Tauranga school attendance drops below national average
Tauranga students' regular attendance in Term 2, 2019 dropped to 55.7 per cent
'Oh s***, that's a great white:' Surprise visit stuns Bay fishermen
Nearly mature suspected great white shark spotted off the Bay of Plenty coast.
Shocking abuse: Puppy tops SPCA List of Shame
His name is Cooper and he is just one of many animals with a sad tale of cruelty.
New $10m concrete plant opens in Mount Maunganui
New ready-mix concrete plant can create enough concrete for 30 house foundations a day.
Injured Pāpāmoa woman's search for Good Samaritans
Sandra O'Neill was running when she fell over her feet and landed on her shoulder.
Rob Rattenbury: Housing problem began in the 90s
The state of our housing is a shameful blight on National.
Pest control and bugs dealing with dryness and heat
Pests come inside looking for water.
Downpours 'brief relief but not enough'
The region was dusted with rain over the weekend.
Beggar issues 'wearing down' SH2 Bethlehem businesses
Shop owners want begging ban extended to their area, not revoked
Firefighters battle Matua caravan blaze
Crews were called to the scene of a well-involved caravan fire on Manuwai Dr.
'Solid start to the year': Total 200 homes sold in January
Tauranga's median house price was now $710,000.
Takitimu Drive, surrounding streets reopened after police respond to incident
Police are responding to an incident at the Takitimu Drive walkway overbridge.
'Thunder, lightning, wind, and hail': Isolated wild weather hits parts of Bay of Plenty
Isolated thunderstorms, heavy rain, and hail were hitting the Bay of Plenty.
'Lucky nobody has ever been hurt': Car smashes into Bellevue fence - again
"If they kept to the speed limit they'd be alright."
Car and motorcyclist collide in Welcome Bay
An ambulance attended but no one requested treatment.
Crewman landed in hospital, ship's officers fined $17k
Captain and chief officer fined for breaches of Maritime Transport Act.
What does rising minimum wage mean?
How a higher minimum wage affects employees and business owners across the Bay.
From Parris with love: Kiwi dance star reaches out to Mount 4yo
4-year-old Iylah Hanley has a form of alopecia.
Mount Maunganui to host prestigious bowls tournament
New Zealand's stars of bowls head to Tauranga for national fours champs.
Car smashes through fence of Bellevue property
The crash happened on Windsor Rd about 1.22pm.
Local Lotto shops 'non-stop' as $35 million jackpot nears
Powerball has ballooned to its biggest jackpot for months!
Cody Cooper leads the MX1 class into Rotorua round
After Rotorua, the series moves to Hawke's Bay and Taupō.
Tauranga cruise ships pull out all the stops for coronavirus spread
The cruise industry had extensive experience in managing the health of their guests.