12:06pm Mon 16 Apr, 2018
The Tauranga Chamber of Commerce has slammed Tauranga City Council over its proposed changes to the rating system, accusing the council of potentially breaching... Read More
10:41am Mon 16 Apr, 2018
Bay of Plenty honey company Comvita is being eyed up by a third party interested in acquiring ‘all or substantially all' of the company's shares, the board... Read More
10:00am Mon 16 Apr, 2018
One of Zespri's high flyers will start his working week next week in an intrepid way. Chief supply chain officer Blair Hamill will be jumping out of a plane, and... Read More
02:35pm Sun 15 Apr, 2018
One minute's drive from a fenced-off construction site filled with empty homes, the developer responsible sits in a million dollar mansion with his back to hilltop... Read More
12:00pm Sun 15 Apr, 2018
There is a real danger that Tauranga will fall behind and become known for its low wages if employers don't join the growing movement to pay their staff a living... Read More
08:03am Sat 14 Apr, 2018
They arrive in Greerton early in the mornings, change into their shabby begging clothes and sit down around town with their hands out. Tommy Wilson called them... Read More
02:21pm Fri 13 Apr, 2018
Winds gusting across the Port of Tauranga Sulphur Point container terminal last night snapped mooring lines on the container ship Carsten Maersk, which was alongside... Read More
11:16am Fri 13 Apr, 2018
A public meeting to discuss the issue of beggars in Greerton is being hosted this afternoon. The meeting has been arranged by Te Tuinga Whanau CEO, Tommy Wilson. 'We... Read More
07:05am Fri 13 Apr, 2018
Building consents for the Bayfair retail expansion at $6.0m and $6.8m, and two $8 million consents for retail developments at Tauranga Crossing have boosted commercial... Read More
02:10pm Thu 12 Apr, 2018
Yesterday morning I decided to catch a Bayhopper bus from Maunganui Road to The Strand. I used to work in a medical laboratory in Newtown, Wellington, and daily... Read More
06:10pm Mon 09 Apr, 2018
For years Tauranga was considered a bit sleepy - a place where young Aucklanders came to party once a year, and older ones came to retire to a place in the sun. That's... Read More
07:00am Sun 08 Apr, 2018
With the rise of social media, selling stolen goods online has become even easier, with buy/sell/swap pages on Facebook becoming the new black market for thieves... Read More