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01:14pm Sat 22 Jul, 2017
UPDATED: Traffic has now dispersed on State Highway Two on Hewletts Road after a truck broke down. A SunLive caller says the traffic flow is now normal with no... Read More
12:41pm Sat 22 Jul, 2017
This story, like many others published when the winter season rolls around, will focus on police asking motorists to do simple things to keep themselves and others... Read More
11:53am Sat 22 Jul, 2017
A chance to hone their skills to compete on the national stage later this year will see the Tauranga Taniwha under 14 girls' water polo team head to Hawaii next... Read More
10:48am Sat 22 Jul, 2017
Construction work on the Southern Pipline will now continue after an assessment came back giving the all clear. On Thursday morning mud used for drilling seeped... Read More
10:01am Sat 22 Jul, 2017
The hunt is on for New Zealand's next big YouTube stars. Aspiring storytellers from the Bay of Plenty can apply for a share of a new joint $300,000 Skip Ahead fund... Read More
09:00am Sat 22 Jul, 2017
When Tiarn Ririnui began working for his father as a joinery apprentice, his dad Barry thought he had two left hands. But the prizes collected by Tiarn at the recent... Read More
08:28am Sat 22 Jul, 2017
The weather forecast is for rain, possibly heavy, easing to showers in the afternoon, and clearing towards the evening. Northerlies should gradually turn southwest. It's... Read More
08:11am Sat 22 Jul, 2017
The Bay of Plenty Rugby Union have announced a new competition comprising of four teams, Bay of Plenty, Samoa, Te Waiariki, Western Bay of Plenty and Eastern Bay... Read More
07:04am Sat 22 Jul, 2017
Lions & the Stagecoach from Sun Live on Vimeo. It sits forlornly in all weathers at the front of the Historic Village on 17th Ave - a fading red monument to... Read More
04:45pm Fri 21 Jul, 2017
Papamoa locals are ‘outraged' at the way the Ministry of Social Development and the Tauranga City Council have dealt with development of transitional housing... Read More
03:58pm Fri 21 Jul, 2017
It was like pre-history crashing head-long into the digital age. A dinosaur-looking bearded dragon with its scaly front legs draped, femme fatale-like, across a... Read More
02:51pm Fri 21 Jul, 2017
There was a moment of potential conflict when Martin Knight's Colombia went against New Zealand in the World Junior Squash Championship in Tauranga. Born and breed... Read More
14-Jan 15:11
Safety concerns: Chicken & duck parfait recalled
14-Jan 14:30
Police warn riders: Gear up for safety first
14-Jan 13:08
Mount longboarder stuns greats in Gisborne
14-Jan 11:45
Edgecumbe solar project faces backlash
14-Jan 10:56
SH36 crash: Driver dies, passengers injured
14-Jan 09:51
Tauranga crash: Police appeal for dashcam footage
14-Jan 09:08
NCEA results: What to ask a student first
14-Jan 08:00
Support pours in after Whakatāne house fire
14-Jan 07:00
Tauranga drivers warned of months-long closure
14-Jan 06:00
Tauranga woman tackles The Goat in comeback race
14-Jan 05:51
SH36 open following serious crash
13-Jan 19:34
Serious two-car crash closes SH36
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