Mount Maunganui's lifeguard clubhouse at the base of Mauao has been 'declared unsafe to occupy” following last Thursday's landslide. The multimillion-dollar... Read More

The first two Mount Maunganui victims have been formally identified by the coroner as Max Furse-Kee, who would have turned 16 yesterday - and Måns Loke... Read More

Western Bay of Plenty was not spared from the deluge of severe weather that hit the North Island on January 21-22. The storm swept through the Western Bay... Read More

Silence fell over Pilot Bay this morning as members of the community honoured the lives claimed by the Mauao and Welcome Bay landslides. Today marked... Read More

The recovery operation at Mount Maunganui has resumed, several hours after being suspended this morning. Detective Inspector Lew Warner said work restarted... Read More

DayBreak - Festival of Innovation is returning to light up Tauranga City on February 25 with a full line-up of speakers and sessions. Hosted by Western Bay... Read More

Careful analysis of customer data, including travel distance and the amount of services on offer, contributed to New Zealand Post's decision on which stores... Read More

How should people of faith respond in a time of political turmoil, war and cultural fragmentation? This issue will be at the heart of a public lecture by... Read More

The local state of emergency has been lifted for parts of the Bay of Plenty, and Ōpōtiki district has shifted from an emergency response phase into a recovery... Read More

Recovery efforts at Mount Maunganui have been temporarily suspended. Just after 10:30am, technology installed to monitor any movement of the land was triggered,... Read More

A business within the Mount Maugnanui landslide cordon says it has lost up to $60,000 while closed for the past week. The owner of the Coffee Club Mount Maunganui... Read More

Following a coroner's identification hearing, the first victim has been formally identified by Deputy Chief Coroner Brigitte Windley. Max Furse-Kee, who... Read More