Education

What Do Women Really Want?

Tauranga woman Beverly May was working as a hairdresser in her 20s when she realised she didn't want the life most of her female clients seemed to have. 'Most... Read More

What’s on – festivals, expo and ice skating

Kia ora and welcome to Saturday. Today we are expecting morning cloud and a few showers, then becoming fine, with light winds. It's a one-clothing layer... Read More

Interweaving art of Aotearoa at Tauranga gallery

The descendent of one of Tauranga's most famous historical leaders has helped curate a stunning history of early Maori art through to the present day, at the... Read More

Maritime industry investing in women

The maritime industry in New Zealand is committed to empowering women. The Maritime NZ Board hosted an event in Tauranga to commemorate this year's World Maritime... Read More

Astro-photographer to visit Tauranga

Are you a stargazer or aspiring night photographer? The founder of ‘The World at Night' Babak A. Tafreshi will be speaking in Tauranga this coming Friday... Read More

What‘s on - surf courses, dachshunds and a ramble

Kia ora and welcome to Saturday. Today we are expecting cloudy periods and a few showers in the early morning and again in the evening. Also northeast breezes.... Read More

Bay of Plenty paradise for cruise ship passengers

With cruise season about to begin, Kiwifruit Country Tours owner Graeme Crossman is getting ready to welcome thousands of cruise ship passengers to his patch of... Read More

Roaring for books and jigsaws

Not the sort of book you would flick through on the pillow before nodding off. But for someone compiling a local history on the Canterbury provincial district,... Read More

Waikato University’s new chancellor welcomed

University of Waikato's new chancellor joins the university at exciting time where the sense of community reflects the vibrant multicultural society of New Zealand. Rt... Read More

Universities to uphold freedoms not discrimination

The Justice Minister says universities are in a difficult position, as stickers promoting a white supremacist group appear on campuses across the country. The... Read More

Omokoroa teacher selected for BLAKE programme

Local teacher Elizabeth Webster from Omokoroa No.1 School has been selected for the inaugural BLAKE Inspire for Teachers programme. The five-day residential... Read More

Free Tauranga lecture to complement vote event

University of Waikato political science lecturers Dr Olli Hellmann and Justin Phillips have at least three things in common - a love for politics, fresh ideas,... Read More