Beating fear, this diabetic's on a mission
A Papamoa woman grieving the death of her father who died while cycling is overcoming her fear of the sport to cycle 100km from Taupo to Rotorua this weekend.
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A Papamoa woman grieving the death of her father who died while cycling is overcoming her fear of the sport to cycle 100km from Taupo to Rotorua this weekend.
An inability to push heavy objects, being too thin or a difficulty in managing money were seen as bad long-term signs for the over 50s.
A scene of a crash on SH2 near the intersection of Welcome Bay Rd was so serious looking it is a miracle no one was killed, says Te Puke fire chief.
A Tauranga principal hopes new measures to tackle cyber bullying will have the "teeth" to prevent more students being victimised by online posts and malicious texts.
Tauranga City Council has no plans to revisit the contentious issue of fluoridating the city's water supply. Fluoride was taken out of the water supply in 1992.
Tauranga boxer Gunnar "The Stunna" Jackson has some unfinished business to take care of at the ABA Stadium in Auckland tonight.
The Port of Tauranga today officially opened a major expansion of its container terminal facilities.
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Class action as oil continues to wash up on local beaches
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There are no guaranteesthat the Renacan be made environmentally safe in the same way that other vessels have been.
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