Council

Political amalgamation pushed

Tauranga Mayor Stuart Crosby pushed for further political amalgamation in his 'State of City - 2010” address to the City Partners programme on Thursday morning. 'Within... Read More

Bus terminal is go

The final decision on the location of Tauranga city's downtown bus stops on Tuesday was a drawn out affair. Councillors made the decision to go ahead with the Willow... Read More

D-Day for Waihi Beach nears

A decision is expected this week on how the Western Bay of Plenty and Hauraki District Councils will handle Waihi Beach's decision to leave the Bay of Plenty. The... Read More

Crackdown on publicly parked scrap

Tauranga City Council is this week cracking down on scrap metal dealers and auto dismantlers that are parking unregistered and unwarranted vehicles on berms or... Read More

Willow Street gets final nod

Tauranga City Councillors made the decision on Tuesday afternoon to go ahead with the Willow Street bus centre. Now known as the City Centre Bus Stops, the council... Read More

New Deputy Mayor for Taupo

Councillor Don Ormsby is Taupo's new deputy mayor. He was nominated by Mayor Rick Cooper and elected unopposed on Thursday. Don Ormsby and Christine McElwee.... Read More

Mount water back on tap

Mount Maunganui water supplies are back to normal today after one of the Mount reservoir's main supply mains broke early on Tuesday. The main break at Omanu Golf... Read More

Sewer cleanup in progress

Heavy rainfall event over the weekend caused several sewerage overflows around the city. Warning signs are in place and testing of water quality continues. Two... Read More

Broader search needed

Tauranga City Councillor Murray Guy believes local advertising for directors for Tauranga City Venues Ltd (includes Baypark speedway) and Tauranga City Aquatics... Read More

Mount water main breaks

It is Mount Mauganui residents' turn to conserve water after a major water main burst at Omanu Golf Course early Tuesday. Repairs are not expected to be complicated... Read More

Pipe break cause in the dirt

City engineers say the western Tauranga water crisis of two weeks ago was caused by earth movement rupturing the main pipeline that supplies the Cambridge Road reservoir.... Read More

Waterfront back down

Stringent rule proposals restricting waterfront building heights and sizes on the Wairoa River and Tauranga Harbour have been relaxed. The Western Bay of Plenty... Read More