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Jetsprints track takes shape

Preparations are underway for the Jetsprints' return to Baypark Stadium over Anniversary Weekend, with the first piece of turf dug up this morning ahead of the powerboat... Read More

Cost of petrol continues to fall

The cost of petrol has fallen for the 20th time in a row following another drop in barrel prices. A further two cents has been cut off the price of a litre by Z... Read More

Butler defies surfing stardom

Mount Maunganui surfer Kehu Butler will have piqued the interest of seasoned surfers after blazing his way to the highest heat score in the Open Division at this... Read More

Assault leaves man unconscious

Police are investigating an assault that left a man lying unconscious on the road in Lyn Grove, Papamoa in the early hours of Sunday morning. Police cordoned off... Read More

Podgy pets put on diets

It's not just Kiwi's that are seemingly struggling with expanding waistlines, with their pets facing the same struggle. A survey by Southern Cross Pet Insurance... Read More

Burling sounds warning

A faultless day on the water by Peter Burling has set alarm bells ringing for the other 159 competitors after the Tauranga sailor reeled off four straight wins on... Read More

Housing consents lift figures

More than $23 million in housing consents received by Tauranga City Council last month will help fuel the city's construction industry in 2015. Consents for 67 new... Read More

UPDATED: SH25 road closure cancelled

UPDATED 5pm: The NZ Transport Agency says it has cancelled its planned road closure of State Highway 25 this coming Thursday. The road was to be closed to allow... Read More

Bay stars make Halberg shortlist

A handful of Bay of Plenty athletes will have to wait until next month to see if their 2014 sporting accolades reign supreme at next month's Halberg Awards. Valerie... Read More

Advice on banking scams

Banking officials are predicting scam related complaints will increase this year prompting a banking ombudsman to put out a guide to help customers avoid getting... Read More

Birds to share wildlife messages

Sheldon the shag and Frankie the fantail will help impart important messages about wildlife to youngsters this year, when the Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre... Read More

Shearing speed records with public

City and country folk alike are invited to cheer on top shearers from throughout New Zealand and abroad as they make wool fly in efforts to beat their personal best... Read More