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Tracing her Anzac roots takes teen all the way to Turkey
Tauranga teen awarded the chance to travel to Turkey after uncovering her family history.
'Taonga for the region': Mayor calls for stronger protection of $3b community fund
Mahé Drysdale wants the investment arm 'insulated' from political direction.
Injured cavoodle's owners say attack dog has 'more rights' than they do
Tauranga City Council says privacy law stops it saying what happened next.
'We are spoiled in Tauranga for jazz': Historic Village comes alive
The Historic Village green can host up to 2000 jazz lovers at once.
Swanky auction, two-day music event to raise money for people affected by landslides
The January 22 landslide at Mauao claimed six lives.
Risky stretch: Gate to shut Herepuru Rd during severe weather
Two slips hit Herepuru Rd on March 27, one while council staff were on site.
'Exciting': Retail shake-up as big-name stores seize opportunities
Businesses on the move include Heathcotes, Hunting & Fishing, Cotton On Mega and JB Hi-Fi.
Work wraps up at SH2/Ōmokoroa Rd roundabout
A 60km/h temporary speed limit stays until the final road surface is laid.
Two Bay councils make 'landmark' water decision after long debate
Tauranga and Western Bay to form water organisation – with Thames-Coromandel keen to join.
Whakatāne weighs night bans and 24/7 CBD option
Waimana and the Ōhope Beach Tavern carpark would be added to alcohol zones.
April Fool's prank 'sells' entire Tauranga school and 500+ kids
The school has a history of pranks, including fake visits and odd prizes.
Former PM Helen Clark honours hospice that cared for her father in his final days
Helen Clark placed a leaf for her late father George on Waipuna Hospice’s Gratitude Tree.
Search on for Bay's best corner dairy
Voting is open until Friday, April 10, through The Hits Bay of Plenty.
Mount Maunganui RSA votes to sell land and merge
A leader says the club, one of NZ's largest RSAs, is 'absolutely broke' but can be saved.
Last hurrah before Memorial Pool closes after 70 years
The site will be redeveloped into a new aquatic centre – but the timeline is unclear.
Migrant dad with brain cancer faces visa deadline and uncertain future
Far from home, a migrant father faces a devastating brain cancer battle.
Music, sports, and culture: Thousands expected at Easter events
Big crowds are expected at the Tauranga Jazz Festival and a basketball tournament.
Freak tornado strikes town centre
MetService's Braydon White says radar and local data showed almost no storm risk.
Flooded for days: Greerton rugby fields wait for waters to recede
Tauranga was hit by 147mm of rain over Thursday and Friday last week.
Stop off, pay extra: New SH2 toll labelled 'unfair' to locals, businesses
Drivers exiting and re-entering the TEL at Pāpāmoa East will be charged two tolls.
Bridge slip stabilised but cycle path stays shut
Contractors carried out 'mitigation measures' over the weekend.
'Stealing from the future': Iwi challenges $3b council investment portfolio
Ngāti Pūkenga has urged a rethink of the regional council's investment portfolio purpose.
Deadly landslide: Tauranga council hires four legal firms
Legal and technical/professional support costs are expected to run to millions of dollars.
Cruise giant accused of 'callous' tactics to avoid multimillion Whakaari/White Island payout
Stephanie lost her father and sister, then entered a legal battle with the cruise company.
Tauranga’s homeless and supporters unite against proposed move-on powers
Homeless advocacy groups join nationwide battle opposing the Government's plans.
Jazz takes over Tauranga at the 63rd National Jazz Festival
International acts return, including the Adrian Cox Trio and Benjamin J Shepherd.
Ambitious plan aims to revive BOP town
Government Better Off funding includes $250,000 to kickstart projects in Murupara.
Reprieve for Pāpāmoa post store
Of 26 post outlets reviewed nationwide, 10 won reprieves, including Pāpāmoa.
'May God's plan for your life come to fruition': Rapist's court prayer retraumatises victim
The young woman had told the court the man had 'used her faith against her'.