07:00am Wed 21 Feb, 2018
Directors Jordan Osmond and Antoinette Wilson are thinking about having a green carpet instead of a red one at the premiere of their film. 'We weren't going to... Read More
05:01pm Tue 20 Feb, 2018
Regional council staff will be exercising with boats and oil booms around the tanker berth on Thursday in an exercise called Operation Basil Brush. Basil Brush... Read More
12:58pm Tue 20 Feb, 2018
The New Zealand Defence Force and GNS Science are joining forces to map the seafloor off the Bay of Plenty coast to better define volcanic structures on and under... Read More
06:57am Tue 20 Feb, 2018
A Tauranga-based company is the latest to provide aid to badly affected farming communities in Tonga, following the devastating impact of Cyclone Gita. Heilala... Read More
06:16pm Mon 19 Feb, 2018
After seven months of crocheting together more than 400 plastic bags, you could forgive 13-year-old Hunter Ririnui for never wanting to see another plastic bag... Read More
05:18pm Mon 19 Feb, 2018
Coming out at 50 is no less terrifying than coming out as a teenager, says a Tauranga woman offering help and advice to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender... Read More
04:32pm Mon 19 Feb, 2018
‘Where the people lead, the leaders will follow' that's the motto behind Tuesday's 'Greenprint for Whakatane” get-together. The workshop is a chance... Read More
10:28am Mon 19 Feb, 2018
The sun setting over Tauranga has provided stunning imagery of late. Many people have been busting out their cameras to grab a shot of the colours being produced... Read More
08:21am Mon 19 Feb, 2018
Ongoing cliff erosion near Turret Road is believed pose a minimal risk to motorists, according to latest observations by Tauranga City Council. The erosion is currently... Read More
02:46pm Sat 17 Feb, 2018
Is there anything that spoils our city's streets, beaches, reserves for you? That's the question Tauranga City Council is asking the community to help inform the... Read More
10:56am Sat 17 Feb, 2018
A biblical plague of frogs is terrorising the residents of Papamoa. Researcher Phil Bishop is delighted by Papamoa's frog plague, but Papamoa resident Carolyn Chatterton... Read More
07:03am Sat 17 Feb, 2018
A new campaign has been launched by Envirohub Bay of Plenty in an effort to reduce the use of plastic straws in the region. ‘Destraw or Destroy' was launched... Read More