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A witty delicious cocktail of whodunit

Massive twists and turns amongst humour and cleverly-written lines is what Tauranga's newest comedy-thriller oozes. This month 16th Ave Theatre presents the... Read More

Uffindell reflects on three years

Tauranga MP Sam Uffindell is marking three years in Parliament, reflecting on the challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned since entering central government. Uffindell... Read More

Pools to become all-encompassing facility

Come December an upgraded Dave Hume pool complex would give more accessibility to all types of users, an extended season, enhanced facilities plus the addition... Read More

Young grower inspires next generation

Events promoting and recognising newcomers to the horticultural industry have come together as one for the first time. Cultivate Your Career, an expo for... Read More

Capture the heart of Katikati!

Katikati is full of hidden gems, stunning scenery and moments that make our town truly special. Now, resident photographers have a chance to showcase their... Read More

Te Puke constable committed to knowing locals

Te Puke's community constable is getting his boots on and 'going for a walk”. Aron Wilson-McGrath has been in the role for two months. Unlike some... Read More

Coroner: BoP shooting was ‘preventable'

A man armed with a slasher and wrench who was being chased by police wasn't trying to hurt anyone in the seconds before he was shot twice in the stomach... Read More

NZ avocado exports surge

Rising volumes, improved quality and a broader set of markets have helped the avocado industry bounce back from weather challenges. Average prices continue... Read More

Jiu-jitsu school plans big party for milestone

Gracie Barra Tauriko, New Zealand's first official Gracie Barra Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu school, is marking its first anniversary on August 10 by holding a public... Read More

Police probe human remain discovery at BoP beach

An investigation is underway following the discovery of human remains at a beach in the Bay of Plenty. Police were called to Waihau Bay at around 11.50am... Read More

Tauranga couple survive Bali ferry capsizing

A day out snorkelling in Bali ended in horror and left a married Tauranga couple fighting for their lives when a wave capsized the ferry they were on. 'We... Read More

Historic Thames fire bell returned after theft

A treasured and historic fire station bell stolen from outside Thames Fire Station is ringing again. The more than 150-year-old bronze bell made its way back... Read More