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Saturday 31 July Art Workshop “Quick Step Art” Watercolour/pen & wash at Action Potential Centre, 316 More...
Hockey Festival at Bethlehem
Gisborne has beaten Bethlehem College 3-2 in the girls final of the Festival of Hockey at the Bethlehem College hockey turf on Saturday More...
RWC renting by the book
A Tauranga insurance broker is warning people they must read the fine print of their insurance agreements before trying to make money from More...
Papamoa's next top model
A six month old Persian Chinchilla from Papamoa, called Ewok, is a finalist in New Zealand's Next Top Cat Model competition. "He is a More...
Semi-finals in the Bay
The cutthroat nature of post section rugby means there are no second chances in the semi-finals of the Bartercard Baywide rugby More...
Arrests after Papamoa raid
Three people were arrested after a Friday morning police raid on a Seabreeze Place property in Papamoa. The Armed Offenders Squad was More...
Bankers find new lease on... LIFE
National Bank branch managers in the Bay of Plenty are undertaking a new team building exercise that is better bonding them together and More...
More fuel in the fire needed
The Bay of Plenty Steamers have lost their first ITM Cup game over neighbours Waikato, in Hamilton. The Steamers opened the scoring in the More...
Build in Mexico from Tga
Two Tauranga teenagers, Courtney Tilby and Olivia Scott-Price, are hoping to gain the support of builders in their effort to build a house More...
Sports and Steamers day
More than 150 students on the He Ara Tika Youth Mentoring programme participated in a sports day at the Mount Action Centre on More...
Making the sun work for you
Welcome Bay resident Paul Hignett has unveiled one of the Bay of Plenty's first solar arrays. He believes New Zealanders should be More...
On display at big art show
Western Bay of Plenty artists Liz Turnbull and Grant Bullot are exhibiting at the New Zealand Art Show this weekend - one of the country's More...
Trihards top the Tangaroa
A group of 56 people divided among 14 teams participated in the inaugural Tangaroa Challenge in Mount Maunganui on Friday morning. The More...
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