11:18am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
Lilah Rosenfeldt is the crowned 2024 Bay of Plenty Young Grower. The 26 -year-old trials specialist at Zespri International accepted the prestigious award... Read More
10:45am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
The Deputy Health and Disability Commissioner is calling for stronger oversight of the treatment of disabled people living in care, after a report revealed disturbing... Read More
10:10am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
People in the Bay of Plenty, and visitors to GeoNet's volcano cameras page may have spotted an almost continuous steam and gas plume from Whakaari/White Island... Read More
09:15am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
Police is announcing changes to its eligibility criteria which will allow people on their restricted driver's licence to apply to become a Police Officer. Assistant... Read More
08:30am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
Fraser Street will be welcoming a new signalised crossing between 17th and 18th Aves. The construction works will be on weekdays from 7am to 5pm. Construction... Read More
08:01am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
Tauranga mayoral candidate Doug Owens is threatening to take the council he wants to lead to court in a years-long marina dispute that has cost ratepayers... Read More
07:30am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
With two days to go until ballot boxes close, it's time to choose who you want to run this city. Since voting opened for Tauranga City's 2024 local election... Read More
07:00am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
Underground power lines are going in and around the road and Redwood Lane area as part of the State Highway 29 Tauriko enabling works. The work is to allow... Read More
06:43am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
Fifteen lucky Lotto players, including one from Tauranga, will be celebrating a midweek windfall after each winning $19,374 with Lotto Second Division in Wednesday... Read More
06:30am Thu 18 Jul, 2024
Making sure that all people are well housed throughout the different stages of life is a key focus in Western Bay of Plenty District Council's refreshed Housing... Read More
08:00pm Wed 17 Jul, 2024
A topless boy who had already been thrown to the ground, assaulted and kicked in the head, was forced to then do 100 star jumps and 100 'burpees”... Read More
07:00pm Wed 17 Jul, 2024
Compulsory tests will ensure fewer children fall through the cracks at school, says Education Review Office head Nicholas Pole. Earlier this month, the government... Read More