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03:00pm Sun 08 Mar, 2020
New World Te Puke, have kept their slim chances of qualifying for the Versatile Tauranga Williams Cup playoffs alive, after the penultimate round of the qualifying... Read More
01:45pm Sun 08 Mar, 2020
The Ministry of Health has today confirmed there are no fresh coronavirus cases in New Zealand. The Ministry says the tally of officially diagnosed cases of the... Read More
12:30pm Sun 08 Mar, 2020
Today, being International Women's Day, is an appropriate opportunity to hear some thoughts from one of our city's wahine toa, Fiona McTavish, who is the Chief... Read More
11:30am Sun 08 Mar, 2020
This last week, schoolchildren from across New Zealand travelled with LEARNZ and the Sustainable Seas Challenge to discover what's threatening mussels/kuku... Read More
10:30am Sun 08 Mar, 2020
As Emil Johansson from Sweden entered the finish corral after his second run in a victory train with fellow Red Bull athlete Erik Fedko from Germany, his win secured,... Read More
09:20am Sun 08 Mar, 2020
Tara Road Medical Centre in Papamoa have taken to their Facebook page to ask people not to turn up at the centre if they think they may have symptoms of Coronavirus,... Read More
08:15am Sun 08 Mar, 2020
Kia ora and welcome to Sunday. I tenei ra he whakanui i nga wahine. Today we are expecting a mainly fine day with high cloud, light winds and afternoon sea breezes. It's... Read More
08:00am Sun 08 Mar, 2020
Powerball and Strike have both rolled over last night, meaning there is a combined prize pool of $7.4 million up for grabs on Wednesday night. Powerball was... Read More
07:45am Sun 08 Mar, 2020
The Ministry of Health has confirmed New Zealand's fifth positive COVID-19 test which fits the existing pattern of spread primarily within families. This positive... Read More
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07:30am Sun 08 Mar, 2020
Sustainable Day Out is an event a part of the month-long calendar of events of Sustainable Backyards. Project manager for Envirohub Liesel Carnie says the Sustainable... Read More
07:00am Sun 08 Mar, 2020
Sand is something we lie on, walk the dogs on, play cricket on - so many things come to mind when someone says sand, but how do our beaches and bays stay sandy? Around... Read More
06:50am Sun 08 Mar, 2020
Archery is one of the oldest arts still practised today - probably dating back to the Stone Age - around 20,000BC. Ancient Egyptians popularised it by using bows... Read More
14-Dec 09:00
Summer reading challenges at Te Puke library
14-Dec 07:00
Summer Smarts #4: Are your older neighbours okay?
14-Dec 06:00
Ocean swimming group thrives despite battles
13-Dec 16:19
Summer happiness is strawberries and roses
13-Dec 14:00
Retirement village rule changes strengthen rights
13-Dec 12:16
Greerton Garden Club on the move
13-Dec 10:00
Tauranga student’s leadership shines
13-Dec 09:00
Christmas parade delivers ‘fabulous’ day
13-Dec 06:00
Artwork lights up Hobec’s new home
12-Dec 18:00
Watch Tauranga's waka welcome for new cruise ship
12-Dec 17:00
Tauranga Special Olympian chasing big goals
12-Dec 16:00
Christmas magic at The Arts Junction
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