Education
04:57pm Mon 03 Apr, 2017
The most important meal of the day is now served for students at 96 schools in the wider Bay of Plenty as part of the KickStart Breakfast programme. Forty schools... Read More
06:42am Mon 03 Apr, 2017
Minister for Maori Development and Associate Minister for Economic Development Te Ururoa Flavell has praised recent initiatives by Waikato-Tainui that benefit its... Read More
02:50pm Sun 02 Apr, 2017
About 250 secondary students from Bay of Plenty secondary schools descended on Te Puke and Paengaroa horticultural businesses last week in a bid to give students... Read More
10:00am Sun 02 Apr, 2017
Omokoroa Point School's annual Harbourside Carnival proved popular yesterday, with young and old turning out to support the school. The aim of the day, aside from... Read More
02:43pm Sat 01 Apr, 2017
The Waikato Institute of Technology has partnered with the Ngati Hei Trust to open the first satellite campus in Whitianga in years. Wintec is one of New Zealand's... Read More
09:29am Sat 01 Apr, 2017
The harvesting and processing of harakeke is among New Zealand's early industries celebrated in the exhibition Building our Nation which opens in Katikati today. Harakeke... Read More
05:22pm Tue 28 Mar, 2017
If you're a young Coromandel local who lives on the east coast of the peninsula and is after a challenging, hands-on learning experience, then read on. Thames-Coromandel... Read More
01:15pm Sun 26 Mar, 2017
Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi is partnering with University of Hawaii - Winward Community College to bring 28 students and staff to Whakatane next week as part... Read More
09:45am Sun 26 Mar, 2017
Three years after starting a science education resurgence in Tauranga, the House of Science is taking its programmes nationwide. Former Tauranga Girls' College... Read More
04:15pm Thu 23 Mar, 2017
Police were alerted after a man was seen offering lollies to pupils at Te Akau Ki Papamoa School on Friday. Headmaster Bruce Jepsen posted on the school's Facebook... Read More
06:05pm Tue 21 Mar, 2017
Paid union meetings were held by NZEI support staff members today over issues of pay and proper recognition. NZEI support staff representative Barbara Turley says... Read More
03:59pm Tue 21 Mar, 2017
New research shows the economic benefits of international education across New Zealand to be in the billions of dollars. As the country's fourth-largest export... Read More
03-Nov 18:00
Exports to Australia ease avocado glut
03-Nov 16:20
Man in custody after alleged hit-and-run
03-Nov 14:05
Te Puke artists put their creativity on show
03-Nov 14:00
Local actors bring hilarious comedy to life!
03-Nov 11:50
Ageing cable blamed for Tauranga power outage
03-Nov 11:00
Lifeguards help track offshore paddleboarders
03-Nov 10:00
Farmers urged to plan ahead as dry summer looms
03-Nov 08:31
Showers set to break Bay's dry run this week
03-Nov 07:18
Alert level lowered as Whakaari eruption ends
03-Nov 06:00
Town reacts to cancellation of AvoFest
02-Nov 18:00
Lawyer appeals misconduct findings in trust case
02-Nov 16:00
Race unites Tauranga against family violence
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