Tauranga traffic delays: Road closure in Poike to blame, council says
Tauranga City Council expects updated road signage to ease congestion at peak times.
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Reader opinion: Roading woes; praise for Sir Rod Stewart
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Local Focus: Long-forgotten footage of Charles and Diana recovered
Lost footage of Prince Charles and Princess Diana opening Baycourt in 1983 surfaces.
Electric car and garage fire in Pāpāmoa, road closed
Crews were called just before 6am.
Greerton Pathlab clinic re-opens after one-year closure
The Greerton clinic has been closed since the end of April 2022 due to staff shortages.
'We ran for cover': Mum and kids hide in hallway as tornado hits Bay of Plenty orchard
'There was debris flying everywhere... I saw furniture and things flying past.'
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: If people see the ugly face of family violence, they will demand change
Opinion: We need to mitigate the predicted increase in family violence incidences.
Serious car crash in near SH5 and SH28, diversions in place
The crash was reported to the police just after 3pm.
Surf lifeguards descend on Waihī Beach for two days of action-packed racing
Crews will put their rescue skills to the test.
Police appeal for information after body found in public toilet
The man’s death has been referred to the coroner.
Opinion: The key to plugging New Zealand's brain drain
OPINION: There's no quick fix to get people to stay in New Zealand.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on ‘rife’ tradie poaching
One business has lost four apprentices in about six weeks and its staff were 'groomed'.
'Absolutely thrilled': Thousands flock to events in Tauranga over Easter break
Jazz, sports, egg hunts and sharing the Christian Easter message drew the crowds.
'ADHD doesn’t go away': Women tell of 'ridiculous' process for access to meds
One woman has spent about $2000 on appointments and medication for ADHD.
Kiwi horseman and 'brave' mare compete in jumping world cup final
They are the first Kiwis to make the final since 2011 and the first to compete since 2015.
Bridle takes Baypark's 30-lap Piston Cup
Sam Waddell wins super saloon race of attrition.
How to keep your house warm without driving your power bill up
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Jo Raphael: Paws for thought - why dogs are better than cats
OPINION: Dogs are as attached to us as we are to them.
How NZ is helping the China Women's Sevens team chase its Olympic dream
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Thunderstorm watch issued for Bay of Plenty
The watch is in place from 10pm on Sunday until 5am tomorrow.
Business digest: Holland Beckett promotes three partners
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Removal of mountain memorial to slain backpacker discussed
Monica Cantwell was killed on November 20, 1989, a week into a short visit to New Zealand.
'I just love jazz': Downtown Carnival delights at Tauranga National Jazz Festival
'Jazz has been a great part of my life.'
The Premium Debate: Subscribers react to ‘savage’ attack on pet dog
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Megan Wilson: Why I don’t like dogs - and why cats are so much better
OPINION: It's an unpopular opinion, but cats are so much better.
Sonya Bateson: How dare I suggest introducing a fee for a public space, right?
OPINION: I can feel the anger of some letter writers and social media commenters already.
Business owners need more connection – here’s how to get it
Times are extra tough for businesses right now, that connection has never been more vital
Council buys Grey St building to make way for laneway
The business on Grey St is set to close in June.
'Keep the music alive': Teenagers share their passion for jazz
About 520 students from across the country took part in the youth competition.
'We just love music': Jazz lovers soak up sun and sounds at Tauranga’s Historic Village
“As soon as someone gets up to dance, it is contagious.”
Thousands of state homes sit empty, maintenance budget up $410m
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