The National Infrastructure Pipeline, which provides a national view of current or planned infrastructure projects, from roads, to water infrastructure, to schools,... Read More

A Tauranga bird expert needs a boat owner and skipper with a couple of hours to spare, around high tide on June 29, to help with the June shorebird count in... Read More

In July, Tauranga will choose who will be running their city for the first time in five years. A mayor and nine councillors will replace the four-person commission... Read More

A group of businesses in the heart of Mount Maunganui want development to be pivotal voting issue in the upcoming city council election. Earlier this month,... Read More

Kane Williamson has re-emphasised his long-term commitment to the BLACKCAPS in all three formats - despite declining a central contract for the 2024-25 year. The... Read More

A $400,000 grant is being awarded to Rotorua Lakes Council to aid in the strengthening, restoration, and redevelopment of the iconic Rotorua Museum Te Whare... Read More

New research into the geology of the Hamilton basin aims to create ground-breaking 3D simulations that will transform seismic modelling for the Waikato and similar... Read More

Police have found the body of missing Auckland man Ronny Okeke and are now treating the death as suspicious. A police spokesperson says yesterday the investigation... Read More

Entries for September's Zespri AIMS Games have sky-rocketed, with a record 397 schools and nearly 13,000 athletes set to compete at Tauranga's annual... Read More

Tauranga Taekwondo Master Christine Young is being honoured and inducted into the New Zealand martial arts hall of fame at a ceremony to be held in Wellington... Read More

A Tauranga election hopeful who spent time in prison for importing drugs says he's learned from his mistakes and wants to use his story to advocate for accountability... Read More

A management plan to dig up contaminated wood waste from a boat harbour development site on Keepa Road in Whakatāne is being signed off by council. However,... Read More