Environment
04:00pm Sat 29 Sep, 2018
'Spring forward or fall back,” said Simon during a lull in the conversation. 'What?” 'Spring forward or fallback spring. You know - DST.” It's... Read More
11:30am Sat 29 Sep, 2018
All it would take to cause irreversible damage to our lakes and tributaries is one person transporting a catfish or its eggs to a new body of water and starting... Read More
10:30am Sat 29 Sep, 2018
Waiata, waka and hinaki will all be part of an interactive day on the Kaituna River this weekend. Te Maru O Kaituna River Authority invites members of the public... Read More
06:00pm Fri 28 Sep, 2018
New Customs legislation to support border compliance and the country's economy will come into force on 1 October. The Customs and Excise Act 2018 replaces the... Read More
08:41am Fri 28 Sep, 2018
A newly formed Tauranga-based biosecurity group today welcomed a campaign that aims to protect New Zealand from invasive pests and diseases. The national Ko Tātou... Read More
10:00pm Thu 27 Sep, 2018
The Whakatōhea Pre Settlement Claims Trust has welcomed a vote on whether to continue the current Settlement process, re-mandate, or hold a Waitangi Tribunal... Read More
09:00pm Thu 27 Sep, 2018
Tauranga City Council's third water treatment plant has reached a major milestone with the finalising of the underground pipeline route. The Waiāri Water Supply... Read More
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03:19pm Wed 26 Sep, 2018
Primary teachers and principals have rejected the Government's latest collective agreement offers. The secret online ballot for NZEI Te Riu Roa members closed... Read More
07:22am Wed 26 Sep, 2018
A swarm of 28 earthquakes has struck the country - and they all occurred in an area relating to volcanoes, faultlines and geothermal activity. GeoNet's seismometer... Read More
06:50am Wed 26 Sep, 2018
An investigation into a worker being struck by a tumbling log has lead a Rotorua-based logging company to be fined and sentenced. Cropp Logging appeared in the... Read More
07:28am Mon 24 Sep, 2018
A potato virus which affects potatoes used to make chips has been found for the first time in New Zealand. The potato mop-top virus, known as PMTV, has been found... Read More
06:49am Mon 24 Sep, 2018
Police are urging anyone who has bought Choice brand strawberries to return them to where they bought them after needles were found in a punnet sold by St Luke's... Read More
05-Nov 18:00
Western Bay weighs charges for granny flats
05-Nov 17:00
Man suffers life-altering injuries in Mount attack
05-Nov 15:00
BoP set for summer-like heat as temperatures soar
05-Nov 11:55
Man charged with arson after car fire
05-Nov 11:41
Bay of Plenty Lotto player wins nearly $34k
05-Nov 10:49
Voter access concerns after ramp door locked
05-Nov 08:48
Car ends up off road in Ōhauiti, house undamaged
05-Nov 08:30
Heavy traffic snarls Hewletts Rd commuters
05-Nov 08:00
Bay homes offer a retirement alternative
05-Nov 07:00
Resident says shelterbelt is reducing visibility
05-Nov 06:00
SPCA renews fireworks ban call as Guy Fawkes nears
04-Nov 18:00
BOP fisherman receives international recognition
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