Education
07:30am Sun 30 Jun, 2019
An Australian social enterprise that rescues hair and beauty salon waste is now combing its way through Tauranga salons. Rodney Wayne Bethlehem is one of six... Read More
04:00pm Sat 29 Jun, 2019
Little bells, children's bells, gently tinkling in the breeze. And their ringing is a reminder about the giving of the greatest gift. Life itself. 'To the finder... Read More
09:30am Sat 29 Jun, 2019
New sensory equipment for a special school, therapy horses and Maori performing arts costumes were among the 33 grants from the latest round of Mazda Foundation... Read More
08:15am Sat 29 Jun, 2019
He's got a way to go, although he has the movie star good looks, perfect teeth and a smile that would melt the hardest, coldest, steely heart. 'Told you,”... Read More
07:30am Sat 29 Jun, 2019
The number of deaths caused by drugged drivers - 71 last year and 88 the year before - means there must be better testing to get these people off our roads, says... Read More
07:00am Sat 29 Jun, 2019
Current and ex pupils, colleagues, friends and family filled the Otumoetai College Performing Arts Centre to celebrate the life that was Ed Weston. A lot of... Read More
08:00pm Thu 27 Jun, 2019
New Zealand's first green school, set to open in Taranaki next year, has already received more than 400 job applications from teachers worldwide, despite having... Read More
06:00pm Thu 27 Jun, 2019
Jessica Rose Collins is a true success story, using her creativity and skills learnt through the Project K programme to help her overcome the obstacles that life... Read More
08:00pm Wed 26 Jun, 2019
Primary and intermediate school principals have rejected the government's latest pay offer, because it does not give them the same pay as secondary principals... Read More
04:00pm Wed 26 Jun, 2019
Playing in the mud was on the agenda at today's tree planting held in Johnson's Reserve. More than 100 pupils from Selwyn Ridge School attended the planting... Read More
08:07am Wed 26 Jun, 2019
The principal of Golden Sands School has set the record straight after a relative of a student who attends the school expressed their concerns to SunLive. ... Read More
07:00pm Tue 25 Jun, 2019
Bad teachers, fraudulent record-keeping and biting children were among the 430 complaints the Education Ministry received about early childhood services last year. The... Read More
01-Nov 07:00
Three generations, one school, many memories
31-Oct 16:00
Carnegie Hall soloists come home to Tauranga
31-Oct 16:00
Feedback sought on granny flat funding policy
31-Oct 12:00
Celebrate Brazilian culture at new library
31-Oct 06:00
Good, cheap reads and a great cause
30-Oct 18:02
WoF inspection changes kick in from November 1
30-Oct 18:00
Dead cats and 1950s bottles among rubbish haul
30-Oct 16:11
Tauranga rallies behind Tonga league team
30-Oct 16:00
Bay of Plenty weather improves for Halloween
30-Oct 14:00
Dry conditions heighten Guy Fawkes fire risk
30-Oct 11:45
Under The Stars looks for new home
30-Oct 11:00
Halloween events in Bay of Plenty
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