Education
06:44am Mon 31 Oct, 2016
Five-year-old Keaton Rose and brothers Mitch, 6, and Baxter, 8, will be run, run, running around Omokoroa next weekend to drum up funds for their community's plan... Read More
05:10pm Sun 30 Oct, 2016
Some people collect teapots, or willow pattern plates, ball point pens, happy meal toys, beer cans - and every now and then they appear in the media with stories... Read More
02:09pm Sun 30 Oct, 2016
There was something called a boom bed. There was a survival fishing rod. There were luminescent revision sheets for the anxiously insomniac exam candidates. Inventions,... Read More
10:24am Sun 30 Oct, 2016
Bereaved families are facing bills of thousands of dollars to pay for the funerals of loved ones, because of hold-ups at the country's largest bank. ANZ bank has... Read More
12:47pm Sat 29 Oct, 2016
This Sunday at Omokoroa No 1 School is Animal Day, a fundraising event organised entirely by two schoolgirls. Maya Stone and Sunny Davis, both aged 11, have spent... Read More
11:10am Fri 28 Oct, 2016
Tauranga MP Simon Bridges visited Matua Primary today to announce three new classrooms for the school. They are among eight new classrooms being built in the Bay... Read More
06:00pm Tue 25 Oct, 2016
This Friday every student at Tauranga Intermediate will be running, jumping, sack racing, and doing all sorts of fun games. It's all part of their Ultimate Relay,... Read More
03:45pm Tue 25 Oct, 2016
Katikati College, Tauranga Boys' College and Whakatāne High School are among the winners of the recent University of Waikato Chemquest challenge. It was a close... Read More
09:40am Tue 25 Oct, 2016
Arataki School has been busy practising their Cook Island and Samoan items in preparation for the upcoming Pasifika Festival in the Bay to be held at Arataki School... Read More
02:30pm Mon 24 Oct, 2016
More than four hundred runs were scored in the Western Bay of Plenty Reserve Grade encounter Mount Maunganui and Tauranga Boys College second eleven at Blake Park... Read More
11:55am Mon 24 Oct, 2016
Twenty-five years after being launched to help consumers make healthier food choices, the Heart Foundation's Tick will be phased out next year. Tick Programme manager... Read More
11:15am Mon 24 Oct, 2016
Do you know about arguably the most awful things happening in the world? The film ‘Hard to Believe' is a serious investigation into one of the most horrifying... 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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