Education

Artificial Intelligence course coming to Tauranga

The University of Waikato is launching a four-day short course in Artificial Intelligence in Tauranga. The aim of the course is to teach people how AI works and... Read More

ACG Tauranga: Paving the way to university

ACG Tauranga alumna Laoise McCarthy is sailing through her first year at the University of Waikato, and she attributes much of her success to the skills she gained... Read More

Free water safety fun community day

It's time to splash around and learn some safety in and on the water ahead of summer. Tauranga Swim School in conjunction with Water Safety New Zealand is hosting... Read More

What’s on – cycles, fluro fest, water safety

Good morning and welcome to Sunday. Ko te ra tenei i hanga e te Ariki. Ka koa tatou, ka koa hoki ki reira. It's a fine day ahead with light winds, and some... Read More

A new way to love your local

A new site is aiming to simplify the web experience for small businesses by giving them tools to maximise people's online interactions with them. Like Your... Read More

Free cannabis seeds given away at Mount Maunganui

While reggae music wafts from his Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party-branded car across downtown Mount Maunganui, Bay of Plenty candidate Christopher Coker has been... Read More

OPEYS says goodbye to long serving teacher

There might be a few tears at OPEYS Kindergarten on Friday as head teacher Sue Barr retires. After an amazing career of over 35 years, Sue has educated... Read More

Border exceptions for some international students

The Government has established a new category that will allow 250 international PhD and postgraduate students to enter New Zealand and continue their studies. This... Read More

Free workshop keeps paddlers safe

Kayaking and paddle boarding may be on the leisurely end of the water sports spectrum, but not knowing the safety basics can be deadly. That's why the Kiwi Association... Read More

Learning changes lives

Tauranga lawyer and philanthropist, Denise Arnold, has been named a finalist in this year's Women of Influence Awards. Denise was named as one of seven... Read More

New sensory pathway for Tauranga Special School

A worthy Tauranga community project is the recipient of a welcome helping hand from Mitre 10, following a nationwide call which attracted over 250 nominations. Mitre... Read More

College builds circle of community

Do secondary students anywhere else in New Zealand spend more than three hours on a school bus each day? While other students are still rubbing their eyes... Read More