Legalising euthanasia gains support in Bay
A recent survey of Bay of Plenty residents carried out by Bay of Plenty MP Todd Muller found a majority were in favour of a law change.
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Buyers skip basic checks to nab a home
Auckland's effect on the property market is pushing first home buyers in the regions to the limit as they buy homes without first setting foot inside.
Council required to open land for housing
Five councils - Auckland, Tauranga, Hamilton, Queenstown and Christchurch - will be affected by new policy released by the Government this afternoon.
Court denies father leave to appeal
A Tauranga father is vowing to fight on after his son's heart was taken without his consent.
'Our darling girl is gone'
EXCLUSIVE: The parents of a New Zealander grabbed by a crocodile in Australia have spoken of their pain as authorities continue to search for the missing woman.
Housing project brings families joy
Twelve families who had been struggling to find a healthy home were at the centre of celebrations in a Tauranga housing project at the weekend.
Woman driving with knees while on phone
The distracted driver is one of more than 20 people fined on one of the Western Bay of Plenty's worst blackspots.
Ideas to address Tauranga's 'hidden homeless' epidemic
About 140 people are currently living without basic shelter within walking distances of one of the region's most vulnerable schools, it was revealed at a community meeting last night.
Good news for Tauranga boy, Austin
Austin Manning has received life-changing surgery in America at St Louis Children Hospital.
Bay artist's 'tattoos' bring smiles to little faces
An airbrushed tattoo on a 5-year-old has become an internet phenomenon that could bring smiles to the faces of children at Starship Children's Health.
Students excluded over drug use
A school's right to get tough on pot puffing international pupils is under examination today.
Love letter to Tauranga: From mountain to the sea
Tauranga means "continuous settlement". It is a place my whanau has stayed, long before the arrival of settlers to the area.
$102m sewage line brought to sudden halt
Pipeline was to carry human and industrial waste from Tauranga through the middle of mostly Maori-owned peninsula.
Campsites for emergency housing debate
A mooted solution to the emergency housing crisis of opening up camping grounds will need to ensure "slums" are not created, Tauranga's mayor says.
Mobil 'reckless' over Tauranga oil spill
A district court judge yesterday fined Mobil Oil New Zealand $288,000 for a major oil spill.
Fatigue programme offers new hope to mum
Mother of three Sue Gaskell-Barlow is participating in groundbreaking ME Support Bay of Plenty charitable trust programme Towards Wellness.
Convicted killer denied parole
Convicted killer and drug dealer Dean Wickliffe has been refused parole because he poses an "undue risk" to the community, says the NZ Parole Board.
Tauranga Surf Lifesaver teen in court for alleged salad toss
One of New Zealand's top surf lifesavers has pleaded guilty to wilful damage in relation to an incident which occurred in Australia.
Pilot critical after glider crash
A 40-year old Katikati man is in a critical condition after a glider crash Tauranga Airport this afternoon.
First-home buyers finding shortage of $450,000 homes
Only a small proportion of houses in Tauranga's biggest suburbs are going for under $450,000.