07:00pm Mon 19 Aug, 2019
A new, in-depth snapshot of packaged food sold in New Zealand supermarkets reveals most of it is unhealthy, with nearly 70 per cent classified as ultra-processed. Authors... Read More
06:00pm Mon 19 Aug, 2019
Is it to stop buildings falling on our heads - causing injury or death? Is it to spare the populace of buildings awash in sewage, that are damp and uninhabitable? That's... Read More
04:56pm Mon 19 Aug, 2019
Tauranga Police are asking for the public's help locating 29-year-old Aidan Hicks. Aidan currently has a warrant out for his arrest. A police spokesperson... Read More
03:56pm Mon 19 Aug, 2019
Drivers are not driving to the conditions and are crashing on Tauranga roads, says police. In the last two weeks, every time it has rained at least five to... Read More
02:55pm Mon 19 Aug, 2019
Construction work on the Harington Street Transport Hub site has been paused until detailed design issues have been dealt with. Tauranga City Council has hired... Read More
02:04pm Mon 19 Aug, 2019
Police investigating Sean McKinnon's murder continue to appeal to anyone with CCTV or dash cameras and anyone who may have seen hitchhikers in the Gordonton... Read More
01:07pm Mon 19 Aug, 2019
She hasn't seen it all, but she has seen a lot of it. Kate Cleave, Constable Kate Cleave, fresh out of police college and just two days on the cold, mean streets... Read More
11:45am Mon 19 Aug, 2019
The call has gone out for heaters - lots of heaters, column or radiator heaters that are of no further use but are still in good working order. 'Let it heat a... Read More
11:08am Mon 19 Aug, 2019
The house crisis in Tauranga only seems to get worse, according to a lobby group that is campaigning for a more equal society. 'The housing crisis has been around... Read More
10:30am Mon 19 Aug, 2019
Hauraki District citizens and young achievers have been celebrated in style during an evening of glitz and glamour. Twenty-five people have been recognised at... Read More
10:01am Mon 19 Aug, 2019
Rosalie Crawford was being flippant, but in jokes can lie truth. Rosalie mused that if Katherine Mansfield had schooled at the tiny kauri schoolhouse rotting... Read More
09:31am Mon 19 Aug, 2019
NZ saw some big frosts over the past couple nights but now we're heading into a milder northerly flow for many places ahead of the next rain band and big low. Rain... Read More