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Asbestos spill serving as reminder to motorists The traffic along Pooles Road in Greerton on Tuesday. Supplied image. '); } else { // } An asbestos spill on a Tauranga road is being used as a reminder for motorists of their responsibilities when transporting waste. Material containing asbestos was found scattered along Chadwick Road, Fraser Street and Oropi Road on Tuesday. Traffic was backed up at Fraser Street, Cameron Road, Pooles Road and along State Highway 29/A as a result of the spillage. Based on the trail of material, Tauranga City Council says it was mos...

'); } Australian traveller who visited Wellington So far, 2726 people have been identified as contacts of the Australian person who visited Wellington between June 19 and 21. Of those 2726 total contacts, 2670 or 98 per cent of people have returned an initial negative result, an increase of 21 negative test results since yesterday. A total of 33 people have been granted a clinical exemption and 22 require no further action, says the Ministry of Health. "The remaining person is being actively followed up by contact tracing teams. "We’d like to remind all New Zealanders that anyone who is ...

with John Maunder Monthly rainfalls for Tauranga have been recorded at several recording sites during the last 122 years. From January 1898 to December 1904, the observation site was described as the Tauranga Harbour, from November 1904 to April 1907 the site was described as simply ‘Tauranga'.From January 1910 to December 1923 the site was Waikareao, in Otumoetai; from January 1924 to September 1940 the site was at 148 Waihi Rd, in Judea; from October 1940 to January 1941 the site was at Te Puna; and from February 1941 to now, the site is Tauranga Airport. The methodology use in adjusti...

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Regional council funding to help environment Regional Council funding is helping volunteers help the environment. Photo: BOPRC. '); } else { // } Community and volunteer groups involved in climate change projects, sustainability work and water safety are some of those receiving $485,000 in funding as part of the Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council Long Term Plan. The Bay of Plenty has a long-established network of care groups, led by passionate local volunteers across the region, who provide great benefit to the community and the environment. “Sixty of these...