Council

Growing strong women

A rose garden commemorating 'feminist trailblazer” councillor Gail McIntosh will open this weekend. Community will come together to recognise Gail's... Read More

Mayor relieved Durham Street open again

Tauranga Mayor Tenby Powell is 'relieved and delighted” that Durham Street has reopened. Durham Street and Durham Lane were officially opened today by Kaumatua... Read More

Disruptions for residents in 15th Ave works

Tauranga residents who live along Grace Road, from 15th Ave to Scantlebury Street, will experience some disruption as the 15th Ave works take place. At... Read More

Opotiki council has all-woman leadership team

As well as being New Zealand's only Māori mayor, Lyn Riesterer is leading Opotiki Council's first all-woman leadership team. Opotiki District Council... Read More

Feedback calls on proposed bylaw removal

Council is proposing to remove the begging and rough sleeping provisions adopted last year and is calling on the public for its feedback. The proposal is... Read More

Works begins on Mauao Base Track repairs

Work has begun on fixing the Mauao Base Track, with the aim of opening it for the public by Christmas. Contractors and Tauranga City Council staff have started... Read More

Chapel Street treatment plant celebrates 50 years

The Chapel Street treatment plant is celebrating 50 years of operation this week and is being describe forms a large part of Tauranga's history with wastewater.... Read More

Tauranga retailers against revoking begging bylaw

A move to revoke the begging and rough sleeping ban could have a negative impact on retailers, says Downtown Tauranga chair Brian Berry. The bylaw prevents... Read More

Celebrating 25 years of caring for our coast

Volunteers and key supporters of the Coast Care Bay of Plenty programme celebrated 25 years of restoring and protecting our region's sand dunes on Sunday. The... Read More

Welcome Bay Lane to open this weekend

Welcome Bay Lane will be reopened to cars this Sunday. The lane was closed in September 2018 after significant concerns about cyclists' safety. Due to public... Read More

Cycling to celebrate overcoming brain injuries

The weather was perfect on Saturday for the inaugural Brain Injured Children Trust Pedal and Spokes Family Cycle Ride. It was a fun-packed time with children wearing... Read More

A summer of events for the dogs

There are two days of events just for the dogs, coming up next weekend. The Te Puna Quarry Dog Walk will be held next Saturday, followed by the Mud Dog Run at... Read More