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Artist revives old throw-away items

A local artist is making homeware items ready for the skip new again in his latest exhibition Domestic Astronomy. Duane Moyle's body of painted works, which will... Read More

Return flights to Raro won in CBD

One lucky visitor to Tauranga's CBD won return flights to Rarotonga today, as part of a promotion run by Air New Zealand's grabaseat website. A big crowd gathered... Read More

Rock and roll legend dies aged 89

Fats Domino, one of the most influential rock and roll performers of the 1950s and 60s, has died aged 89. The American rock and roll artist was best known for his... Read More

Celebrating the Brits

At the heart of a celebration of all things British, including cars, bikes, tractors, yorkshire pud and mushy peas, is one Tauranga resident and his 1969 MG CGT. Brits... Read More

Whats on? ArtWaikino & Fitness classes.

Morning all and welcome to Monday - the last day of what hopefully has been a fantastic long weekend enjoyed by all. It seems the weather has not come to the party... Read More

Half marathon option for City to Surf

A half marathon course has been added to Tauranga's City to Surf Fun Run/Walk this year. Event director Murray Fleming says the City to Surf Half Marathon course... Read More

Celebrating Pasifika in the Bay

Young students from around the Bay of Plenty will come together at Tahatai School next Wednesday, in a showcase of all things Pasifika. Pasifika in the Bay, which... Read More

An invitation from Alfie

Alfie has signed off on another summer series of Wander Dogs. He wields that sort of power. Alfie's top dog at the Western Bay of Plenty District Council. He's... Read More

Art inspired by local myths and legends

Visitors to The Incubator have been enjoying the first solo exhibition of a local artist this month. Tauranga artist Michelle Estall has had several paintings on... Read More

What’s On? Belly Dancing & Book Talk

Morning all, and welcome to Sunday - the penultimate day of your long weekend. Special thanks to the trade unionists and other socialists who advocated for an eight... Read More

Like father, like son

Speedway can be 'a little bit addictive,” says Tauranga driver Dean Waddell. He's supposed to be retired, but with a stellar season coming up at Baypark Family... Read More

Murder and mystique op shop style

It's a classic whodunit. An unpopular billionaire is murdered on the Orient Express and everyone on-board the train is a suspect. Fortunately, Detective Hercule... Read More