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Engineers say it is now safe for vehicles, with experts to keep monitoring.
Tauranga District Council says the water is back on for all affected homes.
Visitors could face $20 daily fees at Whakatāne's main boat ramp.
The 16-year-old Tauranga gymnast will compete in Belgium and Portugal in May.
Construction is Tauranga’s second-largest employer, with 10,067 jobs in 2025.
The NZ First leader officially opened Greenwood Park as Tauranga MP on December 3, 1988.
The 1000sq m wing will feature several new facilities and is part of a wider growth plan.
Rainfall amounts for BoP have ranged between 100 and 190mm.
The toll will affect Tauranga Eastern Link motorists using the Pāpāmoa East Interchange.
The company's portable device offers on-the-go pain relief for endometriosis.
Eight people died in two January landslides in Mount Maunganui and Pāpāmoa.
Questions remain over what happened to the bags Scott O'Sullivan left home with.
Many other charges are set to rise, including pool entries and building services fees.
Forecasters expect up to 250mm of rain in 42 hours, with peaks from Friday.
Each 14.5m Ark tube replaces about 160 traditional sandbags.
Footpaths on the shop side of Adams Ave will stay open to pedestrians.
Tauranga homeless advocacy groups warn move-on orders would punish vulnerable people.
Some commuters say it will shave up to 15 minutes off their journeys.
'The Bay of Plenty has a rich history of innovative and forward-thinking exporters.'
One question about a significant BOP asset keeps surfacing: Why are we doing this now?
Up to 40 students were left without a bus and others were 'crammed' into another bus.
She said she did not cross professional boundaries, 'apart from the lying'.
MetService warns of likely flooding, slips, road closures and power outages.
Timing vital: Research suggests native insects at flowering may be slashing avocado set.
Bottom floor overrun by flames in about two minutes.
The 11-year-old dog suffered extreme injuries and has already had two surgeries.
Crews from five Bay of Plenty stations fought the blaze for five hours.
The $30,000 award recognises work that has made a critical impact in 2025.
The Wright Family Foundation has given more than $50m to charities nationwide.