Bay of Plenty Times - 2020-01-18

• Hundreds could live in new Farmers building
• City on board for chess challenge
• Bay exporters earn respect overseas
• Urban upgrade coming to city
• Powhiri ‘blunder’ could yet be blessing
• Tourism operators enjoy busy season
• Working poor increase demand for Street Kai
• Fate of dogs hangs in the balance after December cat killings
• Hall noise issues partly resolved
• Celebratin­g the AVOCADO
• Te Puke Fire Brigade’s new old truck
• Just Jeans assistant ‘yelled at’ toddler
• US tourists burned in NZ eruption keen to be home
• Grieving family search for cold case answer
• Let’s face it — who really needs a man?
• Albatross’ plastic plight shocks fisherman
• Pay gap comes at a cost to social work agencies
• Accused cared for murdered teenager
• Kiwis less green when it comes to seafood
• Long road towards equality in sports
• Hotels and a tale of two towns
• La villa loca for new Vital boss
• What I learnt when I hit rock bottom
• Hamilton on radar as pair return for Ferns
• Nicholson aims for Olympics spot
• He’s back. . . Mckenzie passes test
• Nadia Reid releases new single
• Last link to pioneering days
• Lake water temperatur­e still not up to right level
• Unlikely hero is one to applaud
• Few Auschwitz stones unturned
• Your Stars
• SCENE and heard

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