NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST - SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S A world of fantasy being created in Tauranga. 10:10am Thursday 03 Jun, 2021. For two years Tauranga couple Paul and Rozanne de Wild have been steadily creating a world of fantasy. From their home SUNLIVE - WHATS ON - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Bay’s top Psychics, Healers, Spiritualists & more. Doors open 6:40pm, starts 7pm. $10 at the door, then everything free. www.psychiccafe.nz. Quakers In Tauranga. All welcome to join mostly SUNLIVE - TRAFFIC & CRASHES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Vehicle crash on SH29A near Kopurererua Valley. 2:05pm Saturday 22 May, 2021. There has been a minor vehicle collision on State Highway 29A. The crash occurred at around 1.40pm on SH29a between SUNLIVE - ADDING INSULT TO INJURY - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST 1 day ago · I don’t think there is a single person in this city who isn’t shaking their head at last week’s cancellation of the TNL to Omokoroa. Instead of getting underway in 2018, the incoming SUNLIVE - BOPDHB OUTLINES GROUP THREE VACCINE ROLLOUT The Government has now clarified who is eligible for group three of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout. Group three covers people who are at risk of getting very sick from Covid-19. This group is SUNLIVE - TAURANGA RATEPAYERS’ ALLIANCE LAUNCHED - THE BAY A new ratepayers’ organisation is being launched in Tauranga. The Tauranga Ratepayers’ Alliance aims to be a city-wide voice to champion a better deal and more transparency for Tauranga SUNLIVE - JOIN THE TAURANGA RATEPAYERS’ ALLIANCE - THE BAY Join the Tauranga Ratepayers’ Alliance. If you’re feeling disappointed by decisions to increase rates by 20 per cent, frustrated at how your money is being spent on a $14.2m increase in SUNLIVE - MAN WHO RAPED THREE WOMEN REPEATEDLY SENTENCED **WARNING: This article contains some graphic content. A man who brutally beat and raped three young women over a 20-year period – including imprisoning one victim in a cell made of hay bales SUNLIVE - GREERTON CAR BOOT SALE MOVING TO RACECOURSE The Car Boot Sale will be held at the Tauranga Racecourse on Cameron Road, with the first sale this Saturday, April 17. There will also be a sausage sizzle, tea, coffee, hot chocolate and fizzy SUNLIVE - CHANGES TO WBOP BIN COLLECTION DAYS - THE BAY'S The collection day changes come as Council begins rolling out 62,000 bins for its new kerbside waste and recycling collections from today. The new rubbish, recycling, glass and food scraps bins NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST - SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S A world of fantasy being created in Tauranga. 10:10am Thursday 03 Jun, 2021. For two years Tauranga couple Paul and Rozanne de Wild have been steadily creating a world of fantasy. From their home SUNLIVE - WHATS ON - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Bay’s top Psychics, Healers, Spiritualists & more. Doors open 6:40pm, starts 7pm. $10 at the door, then everything free. www.psychiccafe.nz. Quakers In Tauranga. All welcome to join mostly SUNLIVE - TRAFFIC & CRASHES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Vehicle crash on SH29A near Kopurererua Valley. 2:05pm Saturday 22 May, 2021. There has been a minor vehicle collision on State Highway 29A. The crash occurred at around 1.40pm on SH29a between SUNLIVE - ADDING INSULT TO INJURY - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST 1 day ago · I don’t think there is a single person in this city who isn’t shaking their head at last week’s cancellation of the TNL to Omokoroa. Instead of getting underway in 2018, the incoming SUNLIVE - BOPDHB OUTLINES GROUP THREE VACCINE ROLLOUT The Government has now clarified who is eligible for group three of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout. Group three covers people who are at risk of getting very sick from Covid-19. This group is SUNLIVE - TAURANGA RATEPAYERS’ ALLIANCE LAUNCHED - THE BAY A new ratepayers’ organisation is being launched in Tauranga. The Tauranga Ratepayers’ Alliance aims to be a city-wide voice to champion a better deal and more transparency for Tauranga SUNLIVE - JOIN THE TAURANGA RATEPAYERS’ ALLIANCE - THE BAY Join the Tauranga Ratepayers’ Alliance. If you’re feeling disappointed by decisions to increase rates by 20 per cent, frustrated at how your money is being spent on a $14.2m increase in SUNLIVE - MAN WHO RAPED THREE WOMEN REPEATEDLY SENTENCED **WARNING: This article contains some graphic content. A man who brutally beat and raped three young women over a 20-year period – including imprisoning one victim in a cell made of hay bales SUNLIVE - GREERTON CAR BOOT SALE MOVING TO RACECOURSE The Car Boot Sale will be held at the Tauranga Racecourse on Cameron Road, with the first sale this Saturday, April 17. There will also be a sausage sizzle, tea, coffee, hot chocolate and fizzy SUNLIVE - CHANGES TO WBOP BIN COLLECTION DAYS - THE BAY'S The collection day changes come as Council begins rolling out 62,000 bins for its new kerbside waste and recycling collections from today. The new rubbish, recycling, glass and food scraps bins SUNLIVE - CRIME - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - COVID-19: 10 NEW CASES IN MIQ - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST There are no new cases of Covid-19 to report in the community in New Zealand today. There are 10 new cases to report in recent returnees in managed isolation facilities since the Ministry of SUNLIVE - TAURANGA’S LONG-TERM PLAN DRAWS 1787 SUBMISSIONS 1 day ago · Thousands of people have submitted their views on the Tauranga City draft Long Term Plan. Commissioners will hear submissions on the city’s draft 2021-31 long-term plan at a series

of hearings

SUNLIVE - DELIVERING GAINS ACROSS THE SECTORS - THE BAY'S Budget 2021 delivered a number of gains across all regions and sectors, and this week I want to focus on social welfare, housing and

roads. We

SUNLIVE - ADDING INSULT TO INJURY - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST 1 day ago · I don’t think there is a single person in this city who isn’t shaking their head at last week’s cancellation of the TNL to Omokoroa. Instead of getting underway in 2018, the incoming SUNLIVE - TAURANGA RATEPAYERS’ ALLIANCE LAUNCHED - THE BAY A new ratepayers’ organisation is being launched in Tauranga. The Tauranga Ratepayers’ Alliance aims to be a city-wide voice to champion a better deal and more transparency for Tauranga SUNLIVE - PREGNANT PARAMEDIC FALLS FROM 8M CLIFF - THE BAY Clark, a paramedic from Manawatu, was on a biking trip with her extended family in December 2020 in the Karangahake Gorge near Paeroa.

But the trip took a

SUNLIVE - THE DEFINITION OF TRADITION - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - JOIN THE TAURANGA RATEPAYERS’ ALLIANCE - THE BAY Join the Tauranga Ratepayers’ Alliance. If you’re feeling disappointed by decisions to increase rates by 20 per cent, frustrated at how your money is being spent on a $14.2m increase in SUNLIVE - HEAVY RAIN WARNING IN FORCE FOR COROMANDEL - THE Valid: 27 hours from 10am Sunday to 1pm Monday. Forecast: Periods of heavy rain. Expect 100 to 150mm of rain to accumulate, especially in

the north and

NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST - SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S A world of fantasy being created in Tauranga. 10:10am Thursday 03 Jun, 2021. For two years Tauranga couple Paul and Rozanne de Wild have been steadily creating a world of fantasy. From their home SUNLIVE - WHATS ON - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Bay’s top Psychics, Healers, Spiritualists & more. Doors open 6:40pm, starts 7pm. $10 at the door, then everything free. www.psychiccafe.nz. Quakers In Tauranga. All welcome to join mostly SUNLIVE - TRAFFIC & CRASHES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Vehicle crash on SH29A near Kopurererua Valley. 2:05pm Saturday 22 May, 2021. There has been a minor vehicle collision on State Highway 29A. The crash occurred at around 1.40pm on SH29a between SUNLIVE - FUNERAL NOTICES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST FRIEND, Robert Donald (Bob/Sonny) 4:49pm Friday 07 May, 2021. Passed away unexpectedly in Tauranga on Wednesday 5 May 2021, aged 73 years. Dearly loved Husband of the late Faye. Much loved Father SUNLIVE - BOPDHB OUTLINES GROUP THREE VACCINE ROLLOUT NZ leads the world, Posted on 29-05-2021 19:29 | By R. Bell. in covid awareness. Our only enemy is the irrational fear of vaccines, uninformed criticism of the system and stupid statements like SUNLIVE - TAURANGA WOMAN LEADS EREBUS PROTEST - THE BAY'S Tauranga woman leads Erebus protest. Margaret Brough, third from left, lost her father in the 1979 Erebus disaster. Supplied photo. A Tauranga woman has handed over a SUNLIVE - MAN WHO RAPED THREE WOMEN REPEATEDLY SENTENCED **WARNING: This article contains some graphic content. A man who brutally beat and raped three young women over a 20-year period – including imprisoning one victim in a cell made of hay bales SUNLIVE - CHANGES TO WBOP BIN COLLECTION DAYS - THE BAY'S The collection day changes come as Council begins rolling out 62,000 bins for its new kerbside waste and recycling collections from today. The new rubbish, recycling, glass and food scraps bins SUNLIVE - GUMBOOT WALK AIMS TO RAISE $100K FOR MENTAL On Friday, Mike is walking 100km in gumboots in 24 hours to raise $100,000 for free counselling for kids, which is arranged by his I Am

Hope charity.

SUNLIVE - GREERTON CAR BOOT SALE MOVING TO RACECOURSE The Car Boot Sale will be held at the Tauranga Racecourse on Cameron Road, with the first sale this Saturday, April 17. There will also be a sausage sizzle, tea, coffee, hot chocolate and fizzy NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST - SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S A world of fantasy being created in Tauranga. 10:10am Thursday 03 Jun, 2021. For two years Tauranga couple Paul and Rozanne de Wild have been steadily creating a world of fantasy. From their home SUNLIVE - WHATS ON - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Bay’s top Psychics, Healers, Spiritualists & more. Doors open 6:40pm, starts 7pm. $10 at the door, then everything free. www.psychiccafe.nz. Quakers In Tauranga. All welcome to join mostly SUNLIVE - TRAFFIC & CRASHES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Vehicle crash on SH29A near Kopurererua Valley. 2:05pm Saturday 22 May, 2021. There has been a minor vehicle collision on State Highway 29A. The crash occurred at around 1.40pm on SH29a between SUNLIVE - FUNERAL NOTICES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST FRIEND, Robert Donald (Bob/Sonny) 4:49pm Friday 07 May, 2021. Passed away unexpectedly in Tauranga on Wednesday 5 May 2021, aged 73 years. Dearly loved Husband of the late Faye. Much loved Father SUNLIVE - BOPDHB OUTLINES GROUP THREE VACCINE ROLLOUT NZ leads the world, Posted on 29-05-2021 19:29 | By R. Bell. in covid awareness. Our only enemy is the irrational fear of vaccines, uninformed criticism of the system and stupid statements like SUNLIVE - TAURANGA WOMAN LEADS EREBUS PROTEST - THE BAY'S Tauranga woman leads Erebus protest. Margaret Brough, third from left, lost her father in the 1979 Erebus disaster. Supplied photo. A Tauranga woman has handed over a SUNLIVE - MAN WHO RAPED THREE WOMEN REPEATEDLY SENTENCED **WARNING: This article contains some graphic content. A man who brutally beat and raped three young women over a 20-year period – including imprisoning one victim in a cell made of hay bales SUNLIVE - CHANGES TO WBOP BIN COLLECTION DAYS - THE BAY'S The collection day changes come as Council begins rolling out 62,000 bins for its new kerbside waste and recycling collections from today. The new rubbish, recycling, glass and food scraps bins SUNLIVE - GUMBOOT WALK AIMS TO RAISE $100K FOR MENTAL On Friday, Mike is walking 100km in gumboots in 24 hours to raise $100,000 for free counselling for kids, which is arranged by his I Am

Hope charity.

SUNLIVE - GREERTON CAR BOOT SALE MOVING TO RACECOURSE The Car Boot Sale will be held at the Tauranga Racecourse on Cameron Road, with the first sale this Saturday, April 17. There will also be a sausage sizzle, tea, coffee, hot chocolate and fizzy SUNLIVE - WHATS ON - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Bay’s top Psychics, Healers, Spiritualists & more. Doors open 6:40pm, starts 7pm. $10 at the door, then everything free. www.psychiccafe.nz. Quakers In Tauranga. All welcome to join mostly SUNLIVE - FUNERAL NOTICES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST FRIEND, Robert Donald (Bob/Sonny) 4:49pm Friday 07 May, 2021. Passed away unexpectedly in Tauranga on Wednesday 5 May 2021, aged 73 years. Dearly loved Husband of the late Faye. Much loved Father SUNLIVE - THE DEFINITION OF TRADITION - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST 1 day ago · Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at

that age.

SUNLIVE - CRIME - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - FINAL PUSH TO COMPLETE SH33 SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS 1 day ago · Do you think New Zealand’s voting age should be lowered to 16? Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at

that age

SUNLIVE - WARM NIGHTS ON THE CARDS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST 10 hours ago · Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at

that age.

SUNLIVE - AVOCADO INDUSTRY CONTINUES STRONG GROWTH - THE 17 hours ago · New Zealand’s avocado industry value eclipsed $227m in the 2020-21 season, with $167m delivered by avocado exports and $60m in sales in the New Zealand market. SUNLIVE - DAVEY, WILLIAM COLIN (COLIN) - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST DAVEY, William Colin (Colin) Sadly passed away Saturday, 8 May 2021 at Aspen Rest Home, aged 98. Loved father and father in law of Brian and

Nina, Beverley and

SUNLIVE - WHAKATANE MILL TO REMAIN OPEN - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST More than 150 mill workers in the Bay of Plenty will be breathing a sigh of relief, following news of the Whakatane Mill remaining open. The mill, one of the largest employers in the region, has SUNLIVE - TAURANGA RATEPAYERS’ ALLIANCE LAUNCHED - THE BAY A new ratepayers’ organisation is being launched in Tauranga. The Tauranga Ratepayers’ Alliance aims to be a city-wide voice to champion a better deal and more transparency for Tauranga SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Temp. Stevedore Trainee - Tauranga Port. Bay of Plenty. Our client is looking for 6 new crew members to join the team and learn the skill of stevedoring! This role requires crew View or Apply NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST - SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S 4:00pm Sunday 30 May, 2021. The Bay of Plenty Steamers v Wellington Bunnings Warehouse NPC game will be playing at an earlier time than originally scheduled. SUNLIVE - WHATS ON - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Bay’s top Psychics, Healers, Spiritualists & more. Doors open 6:40pm, starts 7pm. $10 at the door, then everything free. www.psychiccafe.nz. Quakers In Tauranga. All welcome to join mostly SUNLIVE - TRAFFIC & CRASHES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Vehicle crash on SH29A near Kopurererua Valley. 2:05pm Saturday 22 May, 2021. There has been a minor vehicle collision on State Highway 29A. The crash occurred at around 1.40pm on SH29a between SUNLIVE - FUNERAL NOTICES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST FRIEND, Robert Donald (Bob/Sonny) 4:49pm Friday 07 May, 2021. Passed away unexpectedly in Tauranga on Wednesday 5 May 2021, aged 73 years. Dearly loved Husband of the late Faye. Much loved Father SUNLIVE - BOPDHB OUTLINES GROUP THREE VACCINE ROLLOUT NZ leads the world, Posted on 29-05-2021 19:29 | By R. Bell. in covid awareness. Our only enemy is the irrational fear of vaccines, uninformed criticism of the system and stupid statements like SUNLIVE - BEAZLEY, PAUL BEVAN - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST BEAZLEY, Paul Bevan. Died suddenly April 23, 2021 as the result of a car accident. Beloved husband of Suzanne Beazley. Much loved Papa Bear

of Sophie and

SUNLIVE - WHAKATANE MILL TO REMAIN OPEN - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST More than 150 mill workers in the Bay of Plenty will be breathing a sigh of relief, following news of the Whakatane Mill remaining open. The mill, one of the largest employers in the region, has SUNLIVE - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - MAN WHO RAPED THREE WOMEN REPEATEDLY SENTENCED Nathaniel Ejay Pikitea Webster, 43, was sentenced in the High Court in Tauranga on Friday by Justice Christian Whata. He had earlier been found guilty by a jury of 28 charges of sexual and SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Temp. Stevedore Trainee - Tauranga Port. Bay of Plenty. Our client is looking for 6 new crew members to join the team and learn the skill of stevedoring! This role requires crew View or Apply NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST - SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S 4:00pm Sunday 30 May, 2021. The Bay of Plenty Steamers v Wellington Bunnings Warehouse NPC game will be playing at an earlier time than originally scheduled. SUNLIVE - WHATS ON - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Bay’s top Psychics, Healers, Spiritualists & more. Doors open 6:40pm, starts 7pm. $10 at the door, then everything free. www.psychiccafe.nz. Quakers In Tauranga. All welcome to join mostly SUNLIVE - TRAFFIC & CRASHES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Vehicle crash on SH29A near Kopurererua Valley. 2:05pm Saturday 22 May, 2021. There has been a minor vehicle collision on State Highway 29A. The crash occurred at around 1.40pm on SH29a between SUNLIVE - FUNERAL NOTICES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST FRIEND, Robert Donald (Bob/Sonny) 4:49pm Friday 07 May, 2021. Passed away unexpectedly in Tauranga on Wednesday 5 May 2021, aged 73 years. Dearly loved Husband of the late Faye. Much loved Father SUNLIVE - BOPDHB OUTLINES GROUP THREE VACCINE ROLLOUT NZ leads the world, Posted on 29-05-2021 19:29 | By R. Bell. in covid awareness. Our only enemy is the irrational fear of vaccines, uninformed criticism of the system and stupid statements like SUNLIVE - BEAZLEY, PAUL BEVAN - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST BEAZLEY, Paul Bevan. Died suddenly April 23, 2021 as the result of a car accident. Beloved husband of Suzanne Beazley. Much loved Papa Bear

of Sophie and

SUNLIVE - WHAKATANE MILL TO REMAIN OPEN - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST More than 150 mill workers in the Bay of Plenty will be breathing a sigh of relief, following news of the Whakatane Mill remaining open. The mill, one of the largest employers in the region, has SUNLIVE - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - MAN WHO RAPED THREE WOMEN REPEATEDLY SENTENCED Nathaniel Ejay Pikitea Webster, 43, was sentenced in the High Court in Tauranga on Friday by Justice Christian Whata. He had earlier been found guilty by a jury of 28 charges of sexual and SUNLIVE - LATEST NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST CAITHNESS Ruth Alice (previously Gilmour, nee Gres. 27 May 2021 16:11. Very peacefully at home on 26th May 2021, in her 92nd year. Much loved mother of Ian, Cherry, Rosy and Jude, and of her SUNLIVE - FUNERAL NOTICES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST FRIEND, Robert Donald (Bob/Sonny) 4:49pm Friday 07 May, 2021. Passed away unexpectedly in Tauranga on Wednesday 5 May 2021, aged 73 years. Dearly loved Husband of the late Faye. Much loved Father SUNLIVE - CONTACT US - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - CRIME - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - HOROSCOPES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Healthwise, avoid overeating and do more exercise. Your birthday this week. You may be a little touchy, but you are always generous, creative and enthusiastic. Watch a tendency to be fixed in your SUNLIVE - ONE MILLION MORE COVID VACCINES INBOUND - THE 12 hours ago · Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at

that age.

SUNLIVE - KIWIS ASKED TO GO DRY FOR JULY - THE BAY'S NEWS 18 hours ago · Do you think New Zealand’s voting age should be lowered to 16? Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at

that age

SUNLIVE - MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA HAS COME A LONG WAY - THE 2 hours ago · The way mental health in New Zealand is treated and considered has changed drastically over the past 30 years, says a Mount Maunganui woman recently honoured for her work in the field. SUNLIVE - CATCH THE ACTION LIVE - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST As many readers will be aware, Tauranga City Council is currently consulting on its Long Term Plan.. The LTP is a 10-year council planning document that SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Temp. Stevedore Trainee - Tauranga Port. Bay of Plenty. Our client is looking for 6 new crew members to join the team and learn the skill of stevedoring! This role requires crew View or Apply NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST - SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S 4:00pm Sunday 30 May, 2021. The Bay of Plenty Steamers v Wellington Bunnings Warehouse NPC game will be playing at an earlier time than originally scheduled. SUNLIVE - WHATS ON - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Bay’s top Psychics, Healers, Spiritualists & more. Doors open 6:40pm, starts 7pm. $10 at the door, then everything free. www.psychiccafe.nz. Quakers In Tauranga. All welcome to join mostly SUNLIVE - TRAFFIC & CRASHES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Vehicle crash on SH29A near Kopurererua Valley. 2:05pm Saturday 22 May, 2021. There has been a minor vehicle collision on State Highway 29A. The crash occurred at around 1.40pm on SH29a between SUNLIVE - FUNERAL NOTICES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST FRIEND, Robert Donald (Bob/Sonny) 4:49pm Friday 07 May, 2021. Passed away unexpectedly in Tauranga on Wednesday 5 May 2021, aged 73 years. Dearly loved Husband of the late Faye. Much loved Father SUNLIVE - BOPDHB OUTLINES GROUP THREE VACCINE ROLLOUT NZ leads the world, Posted on 29-05-2021 19:29 | By R. Bell. in covid awareness. Our only enemy is the irrational fear of vaccines, uninformed criticism of the system and stupid statements like SUNLIVE - BEAZLEY, PAUL BEVAN - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST BEAZLEY, Paul Bevan. Died suddenly April 23, 2021 as the result of a car accident. Beloved husband of Suzanne Beazley. Much loved Papa Bear

of Sophie and

SUNLIVE - WHAKATANE MILL TO REMAIN OPEN - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST More than 150 mill workers in the Bay of Plenty will be breathing a sigh of relief, following news of the Whakatane Mill remaining open. The mill, one of the largest employers in the region, has SUNLIVE - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - MAN WHO RAPED THREE WOMEN REPEATEDLY SENTENCED Nathaniel Ejay Pikitea Webster, 43, was sentenced in the High Court in Tauranga on Friday by Justice Christian Whata. He had earlier been found guilty by a jury of 28 charges of sexual and SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Temp. Stevedore Trainee - Tauranga Port. Bay of Plenty. Our client is looking for 6 new crew members to join the team and learn the skill of stevedoring! This role requires crew View or Apply NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST - SUNLIVE - HOME - THE BAY'S 4:00pm Sunday 30 May, 2021. The Bay of Plenty Steamers v Wellington Bunnings Warehouse NPC game will be playing at an earlier time than originally scheduled. SUNLIVE - WHATS ON - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Bay’s top Psychics, Healers, Spiritualists & more. Doors open 6:40pm, starts 7pm. $10 at the door, then everything free. www.psychiccafe.nz. Quakers In Tauranga. All welcome to join mostly SUNLIVE - TRAFFIC & CRASHES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Vehicle crash on SH29A near Kopurererua Valley. 2:05pm Saturday 22 May, 2021. There has been a minor vehicle collision on State Highway 29A. The crash occurred at around 1.40pm on SH29a between SUNLIVE - FUNERAL NOTICES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST FRIEND, Robert Donald (Bob/Sonny) 4:49pm Friday 07 May, 2021. Passed away unexpectedly in Tauranga on Wednesday 5 May 2021, aged 73 years. Dearly loved Husband of the late Faye. Much loved Father SUNLIVE - BOPDHB OUTLINES GROUP THREE VACCINE ROLLOUT NZ leads the world, Posted on 29-05-2021 19:29 | By R. Bell. in covid awareness. Our only enemy is the irrational fear of vaccines, uninformed criticism of the system and stupid statements like SUNLIVE - BEAZLEY, PAUL BEVAN - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST BEAZLEY, Paul Bevan. Died suddenly April 23, 2021 as the result of a car accident. Beloved husband of Suzanne Beazley. Much loved Papa Bear

of Sophie and

SUNLIVE - WHAKATANE MILL TO REMAIN OPEN - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST More than 150 mill workers in the Bay of Plenty will be breathing a sigh of relief, following news of the Whakatane Mill remaining open. The mill, one of the largest employers in the region, has SUNLIVE - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - MAN WHO RAPED THREE WOMEN REPEATEDLY SENTENCED Nathaniel Ejay Pikitea Webster, 43, was sentenced in the High Court in Tauranga on Friday by Justice Christian Whata. He had earlier been found guilty by a jury of 28 charges of sexual and SUNLIVE - LATEST NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST CAITHNESS Ruth Alice (previously Gilmour, nee Gres. 27 May 2021 16:11. Very peacefully at home on 26th May 2021, in her 92nd year. Much loved mother of Ian, Cherry, Rosy and Jude, and of her SUNLIVE - NEWS - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - FUNERAL NOTICES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST FRIEND, Robert Donald (Bob/Sonny) 4:49pm Friday 07 May, 2021. Passed away unexpectedly in Tauranga on Wednesday 5 May 2021, aged 73 years. Dearly loved Husband of the late Faye. Much loved Father SUNLIVE - CONTACT US - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at that age. SUNLIVE - HOROSCOPES - THE BAY'S NEWS FIRST Healthwise, avoid overeating and do more exercise. Your birthday this week. You may be a little touchy, but you are always generous, creative and enthusiastic. Watch a tendency to be fixed in your SUNLIVE - ONE MILLION MORE COVID VACCINES INBOUND - THE 12 hours ago · Yes, most 16-year-olds are mature enough to make an informed decision. No, a 16-year-old’s brain is not fully formed at

that age.

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that age

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$44 million

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Auckland

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Sep 2017

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Richmond Superette

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Oct 2010

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Mobil Papakura

Auckland

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May 2017

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Thames

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Inglewood Bookcentre

Taranaki

26 January

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Feilding Video Centre

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$8 million

MyLotto

Auckland

16 February

$5.5 million

MyLotto

Christchurch

13 March

$11 million

Unichem Stortford Lodge

Hastings

17 April

$16.2 million

MyLotto

Auckland

24 April

$5.3 million

MyLotto

Auckland

1 May

$5.5 million

Taipa Foodmarket

Taipa

22 May

$9.2 million

MyLotto

Auckland

16 June

$10.2 million

Whitcoulls The Base

Hamilton

20 July

$16.5 million

Woodys Winners

Wellsford

17 August

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MyLotto

Auckland

16 October

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MyLotto

Auckland

$19.1 million

MyLotto

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23 November

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Gulf Harbour Four Square

Whangaparaoa

28 December

$17.1 million

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