Education
02:26pm Wed 03 Nov, 2010
A time capsule containing the artwork of Tauranga children depicting what they believe the city will look like in 25 years time is now sealed underground. Young... Read More
03:04pm Mon 01 Nov, 2010
Tauranga's Mike and Katrina Donnelly will join hundreds of teachers sharing memories and catching up with old friends when the University of Waikato's Faculty of... Read More
08:09am Sat 30 Oct, 2010
Minister of Fisheries and aquaculture, Phil Heatley, officially opened a Tauranga based aquaculture laboratory on Friday afternoon. The laboratory, named Ahumoana... Read More
01:29pm Wed 27 Oct, 2010
Merivale youth worker Lizzie Macrae is leaving the position after nearly three years in the role.Lizzie was based at the Merivale Community Centre and sought to... Read More
12:04pm Mon 25 Oct, 2010
Tauranga's first full immersion Maori secondary school will go ahead after the Environment Court thrown out an objection to its construction. Building of Te Wharekura... Read More
08:53am Sun 24 Oct, 2010
Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister Phil Heatley is opening the Bay of Plenty Polytechnic's new aquaculture laboratory facility on Friday, October 29. ‘Ahumoana... Read More
03:25pm Thu 21 Oct, 2010
Otumoetai Intermediate is hosting the top student mathematicians in Years 7 and 8 from around the North Island at the inaugural Bay Maths Competition. Otumoetai... Read More
01:35pm Wed 20 Oct, 2010
The Bay of Plenty chairperson of the New Zealand School Trustees Association is urging the Post Primary Teachers' Association and the Ministry of Education to get... Read More
11:31am Tue 19 Oct, 2010
Four Mount Maunganui College students are national finalists for a video they made about drink driving. These Mount Maunganui College students are in the national... Read More
04:02pm Mon 18 Oct, 2010
Western Bay of Plenty Post Primary Teachers' Association chairperson Jason Smythe says teachers across the region will recommence industrial action after rejecting... Read More
03:35pm Mon 18 Oct, 2010
A University of Waikato PhD graduand, who now works at the Titanium Industry Development Association (TiDA) in Tauranga, says helping New Zealand companies to make... Read More
03:57pm Wed 13 Oct, 2010
This week's ramp-up in the industrial action by teachers is on hold pending the outcome of meetings between the Ministry of Education and the Post Primary Teachers... Read More
05-Nov 17:00
Man suffers life-altering injuries in Mount attack
05-Nov 15:00
BoP set for summer-like heat as temperatures soar
05-Nov 11:55
Man charged with arson after car fire
05-Nov 11:41
Bay of Plenty Lotto player wins nearly $34k
05-Nov 10:49
Voter access concerns after ramp door locked
05-Nov 08:48
Car ends up off road in Ōhauiti, house undamaged
05-Nov 08:30
Heavy traffic snarls Hewletts Rd commuters
05-Nov 08:00
Bay homes offer a retirement alternative
05-Nov 07:00
Resident says shelterbelt is reducing visibility
05-Nov 06:00
SPCA renews fireworks ban call as Guy Fawkes nears
04-Nov 18:00
BOP fisherman receives international recognition
04-Nov 16:25
Tauranga hit-and-run accused removed from court
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