Maternal suicide, perinatal deaths and non-family homicides have all been included in a new report to try and get a full picture of violence against women and... Read More

A mobile Rotorua library service has delivered more than 80,000 books to housebound residents, schoolchildren and youth offenders over the past five years. Rotorua... Read More

One person has been taken to hospital following a crash in Tauranga. Emergency services were called to a crash involving a car and cyclist at the Ōropi Rd/SH29... Read More

Fourteen-year-old Milli Banbury is in her fourth year running the Sunny Side Up Children's Film Festival, following in the footsteps of her father, Shem, who... Read More

A former dairy farmer who turned to art for income after a rugby accident put him in a wheelchair will have one of his works published. Ōpōtiki artist... Read More

An international, high-profile 'circus spectacle” is coming to the Bay of Plenty this October. Cirque Bon Bon, which has been likened to Cirque du Soleil,... Read More

Andy Morris was named the Bay of Plenty's top excavator operator at a prize-giving in Pāpāmoa last night, earning him a coveted spot in the CCNZ CablePrice... Read More

Good morning and welcome to Saturday. Ko te ra tenei i hanga e te Ariki. Ka koa tatou, ka koa hoki ki reira. MetService forecasts showers developing into... Read More

Businesses on Tauranga's Cameron Rd say confusion over parking and bus lanes is putting pressure on customer access, with one worker saying it is helping to... Read More

Inspiring, collaborative and energising. This is how broadcaster Toni Street describes this year's Business Women's Network Speaker Series event, hosted on... Read More

After a seven-year hiatus, Pāpāmoa's polar plunge is back for 2025. It's time to don your winter-themed costume, head down to the beach below Pāpāmoa... Read More

After a five-year break, the beloved Cult Cinema Club is making its long-awaited return, kicking off a new winter season this Saturday, June 28, at The Village... Read More