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Around the motu : Alisha Evans in Tauranga
The Tauranga City Council is seeking feedback on a proposed $220 million stadium, there's a call from Western Bay of Plenty officials for the Government to upgrade a critical highway for the region… Audio
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Around the motu: Alisha Evans in Tauranga
Audio 27 Jun 2023Western Bay of Plenty Local Democracy reporter Alisha Evans based in Tauranga with SunLive. Audio
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LDR BOP: new land in Katikati to be used as nursery
It's time to check out the neighbourhood of Bay of Plenty and LDR's Alisha Evans who's got all the news - Nathan Rarere asked her about some unused land in Katikati being put to a good cause. Audio
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Around the motu: Alisha Evans in Tauranga
Alisha talks to Kathryn about how paid parking in Tauranga's city centre has reduced the number of people visiting. Bill Campbell who owns the gift and souvenir store, Fancy That is leaving the CBD… Audio
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Around the motu: Alisha Evans in Tauranga
Audio 29 Mar 2023Kathryn talks to Local Democracy Reporter Alisha Evans from the Western Bay Plenty about how the Tauranga CBD is in "crisis" and struggling for customers. Audio
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LDR BOP: new stadium will affect sports clubs
Time now to hear from the Local Democracy Reporter programme. And today it is Alisha Evans from the Bay of Plenty She started by telling Nathan Rarere why dog owners in her patch are feeling happy. Audio
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Around the motu : Alisha Evans in Tauranga
Alisha talks to Susie Ferguson about council plans that will displace sports clubs from their century old homes. And one of the district's parks is getting a name change from Maungatapu park to Opupu… Audio
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Around the motu: Alisha Evans in Tauranga
We check in on the western Bay of Plenty after the heavy rain that's been soaking the upper North Island - which roads have been badly effected, what's happening with the freight train that derailed… Audio
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LDR Tauranga: residents not happy with council's performance
Time now to get the latest from Tauranga with our local democracy reporting programme. Nathan Rarere asked reporter Alisha Evans why the good residents of Tauranga are not very happy with the council.
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Three days without power, costly floods, unsafe EDs: Our regions in news this year
This year was another huge one for Local Democracy Reporting, with reporters at the forefront of uncovering some of the biggest stories in their regions.
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Around the motu : Alisha Evans in Tauranga
Audio 20 Dec 2022Alisha talks to Kathryn about a controversial road trial in Mount Maunganui, Since Links Avenue was turned into a cul-de-sac by the Tauranga City Council, $4 million in fines has been racked up. Also… Audio
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LDR Bay of Plenty: future of Tauranga racecourse
To the beautiful Bay of Plenty now where we're joined by Local Democracy Reporting programme journalist Alisha Evans. Audio
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LDR Tauranga:Waihi finally getting public library after 12 yrs
We head to Tauranga now to join our Local Democracy Reporting programme journalist Alisha Evans. Audio
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LDR Tauranga: owner 11th hour bid to save dog after vet attack
It's Local Democracy Reporting Programme time now and this morning we're in Tauranga with Alisha Evans. Alisha's been covering the story about a dog owner's 11th hour bid to save her dog after it… Audio
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Motoristist receiving hefty fines in new roading trial
We head to Tauranga to join our Local Democracy Reporting programme journalist Alisha Evans. Alisha has been looking into a controversial new roading trial which has seen motorists receiving some… Audio
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LDR Tauranga: Bay of Plenty schools struggling with Omicron
It's time to check in with one of the team from the Local Democracy Reporter service - and this morning it's the turn of Alisha Evans from Sun Media The Bay of Plenty. Nathan Rarere asked Alisha about… Audio
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Union labels DHBs’ court action a 'cynical move'
A "mix of outrage, disappointment and despair" is some health workers' reaction to news a court injunction has been filed to prevent their strike action.