Learning the history of kai (food) makes it taste a little bit sweeter, says Ōtāwhiwhi Marae chairman Reon Tuanau. Kai is steeped in tradition for Māori,... Read More

Sixty years have flown by for former students of ‘Oats,' who are now gearing up to celebrate their connection to Ōtūmoetai College on Saturday, May 31,... Read More

Do you dream of seeing your stories come to life on screen? Tauranga Tablereads, a dynamic new initiative, is helping turn that vision into reality. Born... Read More

For Kevin Collins, the Otūmoetai Community Railway Gardens have been a cherished part of his life for the last 16 years. 'It's not far to walk from my home... Read More

Let your imagination run wild. That's the advice given to Katikati Art Group and Gallery members when the group picked abstract art to be the theme of the... Read More

Tauranga, are you ready to shine? Last year, YouthFest 2024 was unforgettable. Nina kicked off the event with raw talent and pure energy. The Mochaccinos... Read More

The Tauranga Multicultural Festival will return to the Tauranga Historic Village on Saturday, March 22, offering a vibrant celebration of the region's diverse... Read More

The Echo Walking Festival has stepped up its presence in the region with several new Western Bay of Plenty walking events. The Echo Walking Festival is organised... Read More

With around 450 vehicles on display at Saturday's Autorama Sand n Surf, it wasn't easy to stand out, but Ivan Shannon managed it. Shannon took his Rolls Royce... Read More

When Nicole Storm reached the finish line of her first-ever Ironman, she cried with pride for 30 minutes. 'This was my first Ironman. I came fifth and then... Read More

Tauranga baker and barista Harriet Campbell is gearing up for another trip to Ukraine with her humanitarian project, Never Alone, to raise awareness of the ongoing... Read More

Bay of Plenty MP Tom Rutherford is celebrating a win for the community; subject to some considerations being met, Tauranga City Council says it is likely... Read More