Sports

2014 Most Trusted in NZ

Tauranga resident and Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy is one of the top 50 most trusted people in New Zealand. The Readers Digest Most Trusted people... Read More

Chiefs make Boys’ College run

Tauranga Boys' College First XV will have some formidable yet friendly training partners when they take part in a special training run with defending Super Rugby... Read More

Magic go down fighting

A valiant Waikato/Bay of Plenty Kia Magic side have lost their chance for a grand-final spot going down 54-50 to the Queensland Firebirds in Brisbane overnight. Seemingly... Read More

World class Bay kayakers

Olympic canoe slalom kayakers Mike Dawson and Luuka Jones have paddled to New Zealand's finest results on the international stage at the latest world cup in Slovenia. Dawson,... Read More

Bay Oval seeks $500k

Bay of Plenty Cricket Trust is seeking $500,000 in funding to upgrade Bay Oval's permanent facilities ahead of the Black Caps maiden visit to Mount Maunganui this... Read More

Football fever sweeps city

Tauranga City's Brazilian community is at fever pitch this morning as all eyes turn to Brazil and the global spectacle that is the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The 20th... Read More

All Blacks given lifeline

A slightly tweaked All Blacks side has the chance to repay the coaches faith and seal the series in the eagerly anticipated second test match with England in Dunedin. ... Read More

Volleyball stars make final four

Mount Maunganui volleyball pairing Mike Watson and Sam O'Dea are back on home turf today after securing their best result of the international volleyball season... Read More

Black Ferns set for Tauranga test

A re-jigged Black Ferns outfit is looking to continue its commanding form against Canada at the Tauranga Domain this afternoon despite the wet and soggy conditions. Coming... Read More

Father fighting for his family

A Mount Maunganui father is returning to Tauranga's premier charity boxing event determined to leave his mark in what's becoming the most competitive and successful... Read More

Kiwis in top-15 finish

Luuka Jones narrowly missed her first-ever final at the canoe slalom world cup event in London overnight, while fellow New Zealander Mike Dawson also secured a top-15... Read More

Magic clinch nail-biter

The Waikato/Bay of Plenty Magic's title hopes remain alive, producing a storming finish to pip the NSW Swifts 50-49 in the sudden-death Minor Semi-Final in Sydney. They... Read More