Forget stadiums and pubs - hair and beauty salons are the next hit places to perform music and a Kiwi musician is doing it and donating all proceeds to charity.
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Tauranga City Council chief executive Garry Poole said staff, who were paid "no less than the minimum wage", were fairly remunerated.
A prime retail site on the outskirts of downtown Tauranga has attracted a last-minute rush of offers from developers.
An initiative to educate drivers rather than fine them has been welcomed by local road safety experts but will not be rolled out in the Western Bay.
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The Katikati Heritage Museum Charitable Trust wants to employ a professional museum manager and is seeking $100,000 over the next three years to cover wages.
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A jury has acquitted a Maketu man accused of being involved in the brutal beating of another man who had both eye sockets fractured in an attack.
Newmont Waihi Gold general manager Glen Grindlay said "we are generally happy, but didn't get everything we asked for."
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Kihikihi School and the Nga Kakano Kohanga Reo has a new waharoa at the eastern entry to their grounds.
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The Bay of Plenty Rugby Union is holding women's sevens talent identification camps with an eye to finding golden nuggets before the national tournament.
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I applaud the Matua residents who have chosen to boycott their local dairy as long as it continues to sell herbal highs.
I disagree with your last statement concerning being newsworthy Ruffruff, although I agree with the rest of it :-) : I think this article is very newsworthy. It proves that we do NOT need government and council in our lives to waste squillons of...
Brendan Manning tells how to reduce stress levels when shifting house
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Championship Pennants semifinals at the Mount Maunganui course on Sunday... more
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Eva the mascot cow is on her way back to Tauranga. more
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Salvors are working through the final stages of cutting Rena's bow. more
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Animal-lovers know the importance of the health and well-being of their pets.
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The family of Supreme Court judge Sir Robert Chambers have suffered a second tragedy with the death of his sister - who was so shocked by the news she collapsed when told he had died. Barbara Mitchell learned of her brother's death on Wednesday morning in a phone call from their sister Sally. She managed to call out to her husband Mark as she fell to the ground. Barbara Mitchell's son Peter Mitchell, 42, said his mother hadn't been well the previous day. "What we now know is that was the start of a bleed in the aorta so she had [undiagnosed] heart disease ... the prognosis in the end was the…
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