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Commissioners to meet with community tonight Commissioners will field questions about the LTP. Photo. Rosalie Liddle Crawford. ); } else { // } They will be fielding questions about the city’s Long-Term Plan and other community issues. The meeting will be held with the Avenue Resident’s Group at St. Marys School Hall on Thirteenth Avenue at 5.30pm. The event has been organised by the Grace Road and Neighbourhood Residents Association. “Commissioners and Counci...

Chiefs talent signs new deal The 22-year-old midfielder has signed though until 2023. File Image. ); } else { // } The 22-year-old has re-signed with the Chiefs and his Waikato provincial union through to 2023. The powerful midfielder debuted for the Chiefs against the Blues as a rookie in 2020. Tupaea has since made 16 appearances in the Chiefs jersey to date. “I was born and bred in Hamilton, so to play for the Gallagher Chiefs and Waikato was always a childhood...

Benefit increases welcomed but some need more Non-profit organisations like helplines and family centres desperately need fair funding and fair pay, according to Social Service Providers Aotearoa. Photo: RNZ. ); } else { // } The government is being accused of dismissing major funding issues for some community organisations that support people experiencing hardship. Social Service Providers Aotearoa, which represents more than 200 non-governmental organisations, ha...

BOP newcomers targeted in volunteering campaign Supplied photo. ); } else { // } An influx of newcomers to the Bay of Plenty brings good news for local charities struggling to recruit and retain volunteers says Volunteering Bay of Plenty CEO, Vanessa Lister. Volunteering Bay of Plenty, our region’s peak body for the volunteering sector is launching a new volunteer management platform, Be Collective, with the aim of harnessing the goodwill of the region’s newest a...

Tauranga container mountain moved by rail Extra trains have been working to help clear the backlog at the Port of Tauranga. File Image. ); } else { // } Extra KiwiRail services have helped clear a large backlog of containers filled with imports which were unloaded at the Port of Tauranga, after ships were diverted there from Auckland at the peak of the international supply chain crisis. “We’ve worked hard to put more freight trains on to this route, which is the ...

Mauao base track and Moturiki open Large swells near Moturiki/Leisure Island on Sunday. Photo: Jamie Troughton/Dscribe Media. ); } else { // } Tauranga City Concil closed the tracks overnight as a precaution. An incoming tide and large sea swells poised a danger, and following on from Sunday where waters were washing up over the base track and had cut access to Moturiki, council decided to close the tracks off. A spokesperson confirms everthing is now open. EARLIER: ...

Vanguard News The Nigerian Labour Congress and its continued relevance On   “The only way that we can live, is if we grow. The only way that we can grow is if we change. The only way that we can change is if we learn. The only way we can learn is if we are exposed. And the only way that we can become exposed is if we throw ourselves out into the  open. Do it. Throw yourself    -Joy Bell C.   Benard Longe, the former managing director and chief executive officer of First Bank of Nigeria,...

Will Tauranga singer Skye make the cut? Skye Hine is in the final six of TVNZ 2’s Popstars. Image: TVNZ. ); } else { // } People can get behind Tauranga teen Skye Hine tonight who has made it into the top six on TVNZ 2’s Popstars. The 16-year-old Mount Maunganui College student is in the running to win a potential $100,000 as well as the chance to produce and release her own single. The competition began in April when 12 contestants, including Skye, were selected...

BOP shoppers overcharged after computer glitch File Image. SunLive. ); } else { // } PAK‘nSAVE, New World and Four Square stores in the Bay of Plenty were impacted in a North Island wide computer glitch at Foodstuffs stores. Customers found themselves overcharged for groceries on Monday after the technical issue, which affected shoppers between 7am and 12.30pm. Several stores in the region are among the 69 impacted, including Cameron Road PAKnSAVE, Papamoa PAKnSAV...

Traffic delays following crash reports on SH29 File Image. A crash is being reported on State Highway 29. A caller to the 0800 SUNLIVE news hotline says traffic is delays on SH29, near the Kaimai Summit. "There appears to be a crash, but I dont have much more details. "Traffic is stalled near Valley View Road." A SunLive reader has also emailed in to say her son drove past the accident and told her that is looks like a truck and at least one vehicle has been involved in the crash. "All affected...