Environment
07:07am Thu 07 Jun, 2018
A large seal has been spotted on a Tauranga highway this morning. A Tauranga resident who only wants to be known as Callum, saw the seal on Takitimu Drive at... Read More
04:51pm Wed 06 Jun, 2018
Cameron road communities along the city's spine from Greerton to the city centre may be the first to take part in the draft Tauranga Urban Strategy intended to... Read More
03:52pm Wed 06 Jun, 2018
Don McGlashan, the man famous for his Kiwi golden hits Anchor Me and Dominion Road, is bringing an intimate solo show to Tauranga. McGlashan will bring his Free... Read More
03:01pm Wed 06 Jun, 2018
If you have an idea or project that reduces the amount of waste that gets sent to landfill, you could be eligible for a financial boost from Tauranga City Council... Read More
12:56pm Wed 06 Jun, 2018
The Ministry for Primary Industries started work to eradicate salvinia from the Wairakei Stream in Papamoa. Salvinia is an unwanted organism and notifiable organism... Read More
11:34am Wed 06 Jun, 2018
Tougher rules are needed to stop logging operations from causing the devastation seen in Tolaga Bay at the weekend, a leading environmentalist says. Millions... Read More
07:08am Wed 06 Jun, 2018
A cold front moving over New Zealand has started to march up the South Island bringing a dumping of snow. WeatherWatch.co.nz has had reports of isolated snow... Read More
06:54am Wed 06 Jun, 2018
A series of earthquakes has shaken the Eastern Bay of Plenty. The first hit at 6.20pm, 25 km south-west of Whakatane, and was 3.5 on the Richter scale. More... Read More
10:30pm Tue 05 Jun, 2018
The mighty kauri tree has been officially re-classified as a threatened species for the first time. Pohutukawa, manuka, and rata have also been classed as threatened... Read More
04:03pm Tue 05 Jun, 2018
A group of locals is working hard to reduce food waste and ensure people in need have enough to eat. Waste Not Want Not, a local food rescue organisation set... Read More
09:20am Tue 05 Jun, 2018
Reggae fans from around the nation will have their first taster of what's in store for one of the most vibrant and popular summer music festivals, with the first... Read More
10:37am Mon 04 Jun, 2018
Eastern Bay of Plenty potters and conservationists Stuart and Margaret Slade have both been awarded a Queen's Service Medal. But while the award goes to them,... 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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