09:30am Thu 24 Sep, 2026
A senior lawyer who 'should have gone home” but instead stayed out socialising with junior staff has been fined $1000 by the Law Society after... Read More
08:00am Thu 24 Sep, 2026
The Tauranga City Council has revised Welcome Bay roading plans after community feedback, but a resident says the changes don't go far enough. Petition organiser... Read More
07:00am Thu 24 Sep, 2026
Caesar may have an impressive name, but the kiwi's origins are less regal. The chick takes his name from the Caesar cut, a short, forward-combed hairstyle... Read More
06:30am Thu 24 Sep, 2026
New Zealand's appetite for rare coins, medals and stamps remains strong, with a Wellington auction house achieving more than $1.1 million in sales across two... Read More
06:00pm Wed 23 Sep, 2026
Tauranga Mayor Mahe Drysdale says the council does not plan on selling the city's airport, but is discussing whether some of its stake could be sold in the future. In... Read More
05:00pm Wed 23 Sep, 2026
Content brought to you by FeedCo OPINION Everyone seems to be talking about the record-breaking El Niño that's been developing since July, evidenced... Read More
04:00pm Wed 23 Sep, 2026
Becoming part of a joint council-controlled organisation for water services could save the average Whakatāne household about $5500 over 30 years, according... Read More
01:52pm Wed 23 Sep, 2026
A car has crashed into the Tauranga City Council building on Devonport Rd. A black sedan hit one of the outside beams of the near-new $45 million building. Police... Read More
01:38pm Wed 23 Sep, 2026
A pedestrian has been seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. Police were called to Saint John St, near the intersection... Read More
11:50am Wed 23 Sep, 2026
Tauranga's older community will take centre stage this October when the Young at Heart Festival returns for a week of activities, entertainment and opportunities... Read More
10:23am Wed 23 Sep, 2026
Accusations of impersonating police and kidnapping have landed three people in court in the Bay of Plenty. Police allege that on September 13, two youths... Read More
10:00am Wed 23 Sep, 2026
Ron Vine's crisp, observant and sometimes intimate black and white photos capture New Zealand farming at a turning point. Now a collection of more than... Read More