Bay of Plenty Times - 2018-11-10

• ‘Tis the season to give
• Commercial building consents hit $270m
• Tauranga move proves to be a winner
• It’s the season to give unto others
• Cash or cans — first collection for community foodbank begins
• Family struggles to find rental
• Desperate plight as rental hikes hit homeless the hardest
• Houses provided
• White crosses relocated for Armistice Day service
• Resident fights for public access to reserve
• Council seeking hefty fine for company after oil spill into Tauranga Harbour
• Drug raids focus on harm-reduction
• Commission­er silent on Haumaha posting
• Family urges harder line on police pursuits
• Teachers’ strikes starting on Monday
• Sawmill death
• Great War stories touched a nerve
• Thought for soldiers who never returned
• Back to school on sex education
• Free dental care will win those votes
• We’re here to entertain you
• Workers trapped in the gig economy
• Electricit­y authority impatient over lack of action by lines companies
• Major electoral wins for gun control . . . then another massacre
• White House braces for report
• Civilians trapped as fighting escalates
• 50 dead in bus collision
• Frequency of high-fatality mass shootings is rising
• As the world marks armistice day, nationalis­m rises again
• BURIED BENEATH A WHITE LIE
• Centre puts false starts behind him
• Rebuilding Kiwis on upward path, says Bromwich
• Long wait whets the appetite for showdown
• Jones: I wouldn’t know ABs’ haka from the Spice Girls
• Injuries open door for seasoned Somerville
• Hager has squad input
• Moceyawa fully mended and ambitious
• Steamers face tough top-tier games
• MY HOLIDAY:
• Salander back but it’s more Hollywood than gritty
• ●MUSIC review
• Stop overspendi­ng with money guide
• Fussy trout forcing careful choices in size, shape, colour
• Your Stars
• CHECKLIST
• Living with endo
• Endo treated like ‘taboo’
• Allison Roe inspires Kiwis
• Line-up announced
• The details

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