Education
11:48am Sat 20 Jul, 2019
While walking through Yatton Park in winter, it's clear something magical is happening. As I crunch along the frosty path, I hear squeals of laughter and excitement... Read More
09:00am Sat 20 Jul, 2019
Tauranga's Jack Egan joined a select group of New Zealand paddlers overnight, finishing ninth in the under-18 C1 final at the ICF junior and U23 canoe slalom... Read More
08:00am Sat 20 Jul, 2019
In the wake of Friday's explosion in a house in Christchurch, Master Plumbers, Gasfitters & Drainlayers NZ stresses the importance of getting gas appliances regularly... Read More
06:00pm Fri 19 Jul, 2019
Dayna Callender might be diminutive, young and a female but don't underestimate her - she can handle a truck-and-trailer unit like a boss. At just 19 years old,... Read More
06:00pm Thu 18 Jul, 2019
Two social work students from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology have taken out first and second place in an international essay writing competition. Cameron... Read More
10:30am Sat 13 Jul, 2019
Omokoroa students will be showcasing their artistic creations on the afternoon of Saturday, July 27, after working on ideas for the new Omokoroa domain playground. Omokoroa... Read More
08:30am Sat 13 Jul, 2019
She's met the Queen, flown with NASA, spoken at more than 50 events in New Zealand and overseas, and founded New Zealand's largest organisation for young women.... Read More
07:15am Sat 13 Jul, 2019
It has been a notable start to the hockey season for Tauranga Boys' College with the main national tournaments still to come. For the first time the school's... Read More
09:41am Wed 10 Jul, 2019
The research work of a second-year civil engineering student at Waikato University has earned him national accolades. A poster he presented to the New Zealand... Read More
07:27am Wed 10 Jul, 2019
Nearly 150,000 people have received NCEA credits that had previously been withheld because they did not pay the qualification's annual fees. Secondary school... Read More
11:30am Sun 07 Jul, 2019
Earlier this year, GeoNet's GPS network recorded a large slow-slip event off the east coast of the North Island. Since about early June, this activity has tapered... Read More
07:00am Sun 07 Jul, 2019
A woman who was born and raised in Rotorua is the first ever New Zealander to receive the British Citizens Award at the Palace of Westminster in London on Thursday,... Read More
18-Dec 16:38
Govt fast-tracks Waihī North gold mine expansion
18-Dec 16:03
The cost of a Christmas meal
18-Dec 14:30
Innovation festival brings futurist to Tauranga
18-Dec 13:00
MetService tips warm, dry Christmas for BOP
18-Dec 11:30
Flames and smoke pour from car on SH29
18-Dec 11:00
Christmas Day in prison
18-Dec 11:00
Tauranga hairdressing apprentice wins top award
18-Dec 10:00
Police refused chopper, wrongly thought teen dead
18-Dec 08:15
Firefighters cordon Pāpāmoa petrol station
18-Dec 08:00
Tauranga's $306m civic precinct: Who should pay?
18-Dec 07:00
Dive into Katikati’s newly upgraded pools!
18-Dec 06:30
Cops crack down on drinking in alcohol-free areas
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