Politics
07:59pm Mon 07 Oct, 2019
David Parker, Minister for Trade and Export Growth, leaves tomorrow for Dubai, London and Berlin for a series of meetings to advance New Zealand's trade interests. In... Read More
07:00pm Mon 07 Oct, 2019
Pharmaceutical Management Agency will fund two new cancer drugs from December. Health Minister David Clark says this is further evidence of the progress the government... Read More
07:13am Mon 07 Oct, 2019
People should get their voting papers in the post by tomorrow at the latest to make sure their voices are heard in the Tauranga City Council election. That's... Read More
06:50am Sun 06 Oct, 2019
Plans for the 10km Pukorokoro-Miranda to Kaiaua leg of the Hauraki Rail Trail are on the right track and will start blossoming into life this spring says Plains... Read More
08:00pm Fri 04 Oct, 2019
New Zealand is taking action to reduce the potent global warming hydrofluorocarbon gases. 'The global agreement to reduce these potent greenhouse gases is another... Read More
08:01pm Thu 03 Oct, 2019
The Justice Minister says universities are in a difficult position, as stickers promoting a white supremacist group appear on campuses across the country. The... Read More
12:54pm Thu 03 Oct, 2019
Consumers will benefit from changes to the electricity market that will see a level playing field for smaller independent retailers. Minister Megan Woods has... Read More
08:00pm Wed 02 Oct, 2019
The government is considering paying people to scrap their old bangers in a bid to modernise the vehicle fleet. The government is considering putting a levy... Read More
08:00pm Tue 01 Oct, 2019
A controversial defence industry forum will not go ahead this year partly because of what organisers are calling aggressive protesters. The Defence Industry... Read More
09:02am Tue 01 Oct, 2019
The Transport Ministry says legitimate submissions opposing the car tax-rebate scheme were wrongly disregarded as spam. It's assuring those who made submissions... Read More
08:13am Tue 01 Oct, 2019
University of Waikato political science lecturers Dr Olli Hellmann and Justin Phillips have at least three things in common - a love for politics, fresh ideas,... Read More
07:00pm Mon 30 Sep, 2019
New government procurement rules coming into force this week will help keep construction companies afloat by promoting better practises when awarding multi-million... Read More
31-Oct 16:00
Carnegie Hall soloists come home to Tauranga
31-Oct 16:00
Feedback sought on granny flat funding policy
31-Oct 12:00
Celebrate Brazilian culture at new library
31-Oct 06:00
Good, cheap reads and a great cause
30-Oct 18:02
WoF inspection changes kick in from November 1
30-Oct 18:00
Dead cats and 1950s bottles among rubbish haul
30-Oct 16:11
Tauranga rallies behind Tonga league team
30-Oct 16:00
Bay of Plenty weather improves for Halloween
30-Oct 14:00
Dry conditions heighten Guy Fawkes fire risk
30-Oct 11:45
Under The Stars looks for new home
30-Oct 11:00
Halloween events in Bay of Plenty
30-Oct 10:00
Mount cafes adapt to survive post-slip slump
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