'Come out in force and see two bloody good teams put on a show'
The Bay of Plenty Steamers are favourites to lift the Mitre 10 Cup championship title.
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Investigations launched after three vehicles torched
Both police and Fire and Emergency have labelled the incident 'suspicious'.
Only one team unbeaten in Baywide Cup cricket
Greerton lead the competition after beating Te Puke in a top-of-the-table match.
Bay of Plenty Steamers fans raring to go for home final
The Steamers smashed Manawatu 64-3 in the semifinal on Friday night.
Swim Rotorua head coach steps down. What's next?
"That's going to be the hardest thing - knowing my time with them is coming to an end."
Coulter in the thick of young player surge
22-year-old George Coulter is one of the younger players on the croquet green
Bay real estate company announces leadership changes
The new appointments will be effective from December 2.
Steamers rout Manawatu to book final berth
And the local side are on the rampage with a 64-3 win.
Bay of Plenty runners top contenders in Auckland Marathon
Two Tauranga women and a woman trained by a Tauranga coach are the leading contenders.
Bay's top cricket competition heats up with plenty on the line
As round three of the Bay of Plenty Cup title race gets underway.
'Devastating': Survivor tells of the moment he realised his sailing friend had died
Exhausted but overjoyed, Bruce Goodwin thought they had made it.
Former employees of Maketu Pies react to new owners
Maketu Pies changes hands on November 11.
A full list of the Bay's best athletes in 2019
Who they are what they're doing to be recognised in their codes.
Pop the champers! Local players strike Lotto
The players join 36 others from across the country to score big in last night's draw.
All the winners from the annual Bay of Plenty Rugby awards
And why they've been successful this year.
More than 1000 school kids exposed to measles at Rotorua camp
Public Health Services is alerting campers that they may be at risk of measles
Confessions of a cleaner: Weird and strange items left behind revealed
Bodily fluids and false teeth are among the weird and wonderful things found by cleaners.
Power outages and trees down as wild weather hits the Bay
There was extensive damage experienced by residents, especially in the Western Bay
Volcanix end season of growth
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix ended their season with a 40-7 loss to Canterbury
Maketu Pies: Sale expected at end of week
The dust has settled after the initial receivership shock and an announcement is imminent.
Steamers semifinal: No ticket required
The Bay of Plenty Steamers will play their Mitre 10 Cup Championship semifinal in Rotorua.
Winners are grinners! Local lotto players in the money
Each player took away close to $6000 each in Saturday night's Strike Must Be Won draw
Rain, rain and more rain: Downpours to strike the Bay
Downpours are expected across the Bay of Plenty
Toi Iti's freshwater kaitiakitanga focus
Toi Iti, son of activist Tāme Iti, has won the Kōhi Māori seat.
Bay of Plenty fifth at schools surf championships
Waikato claimed their first National Scholastic Surfing Championships title in 11 years.
Cricket: Central Indians win Rotorua derby
Captain Stephen Nicholls scored 76 and led his side to victory with six wickets in hand.
Am I losing my mind? Managing your memory in an age of rising dementia and forgetfulness
Are you losing your mind or ageing normally? How to tell the difference.
Weird and wonderful moments of local body elections
From crazy billboards to crazy candidate mishaps, it's been an interesting few weeks.
National Youth league: A valuable experience
The best under-15 and under-17 rugby league players were in Rotorua this week.
Toi Iti, son of Tāme Iti, wins regional council spot
Tīpene Marr previously held the seat.
What a year: Rugby awards next week
The finalists have been announced for the Bay of Plenty Rugby Awards next week.
'I'm not afraid of crying': Couple step up to help 140 Kiwi kids
Robin and Kahu Grace have looked after other people's kids for six years.
Vocational education reform not to impact the region's polytech
Events on the topic have been held across the Bay of Plenty over the last month