06:41am Fri 13 Jan, 2017
It was a mindless act of violence and cruelty. A fluffy little white-fronted tern chick in a specially constructed nest on an old abutment on the Hairini Bridge... Read More
04:45pm Thu 12 Jan, 2017
DairyNZ is appealing the Advertising Standards Authority's decision to reject its objections to the controversial Greenpeace television advertisement which blames... Read More
12:44pm Thu 12 Jan, 2017
January's not-so-summery start with the fresh westerlies and cooler temperatures is the result of a rare climate condition - normal weather with no El Nino-Southern... Read More
11:27am Thu 12 Jan, 2017
Fraser Street will be closed to traffic next week while city council contractors thin the stand of black walnut trees between 17th and 18th Avenues. The section... Read More
08:12am Thu 12 Jan, 2017
It might not be as scorching hot as Wednesday, but it's still looking like it'll be a great day in the Bay today. Thursday's forecast is for morning cloud at first... Read More
07:00am Thu 12 Jan, 2017
The Tauranga waterfront construction work is on schedule, with the build of the new pier, pontoon and tidal stairs which form part of the Access to Water project. 'At... Read More
06:15pm Wed 11 Jan, 2017
Fire crews from Taupo and Rotorua are among five appliances called to deal with a large scrub fire near the Ohaaki power station north of Taupo this evening. NZ... Read More
01:52pm Wed 11 Jan, 2017
Water restriction recently in force in several townships across the peninsula have now been lifted, says the Thames-Coromandel District Council. The restriction... Read More
11:55am Wed 11 Jan, 2017
This morning the oystercatcher family on Mount Main beach were back at their main nesting site where the two eggs hatched out a few days ago. The young chicks are... Read More
08:00am Wed 11 Jan, 2017
It's shaping up to be another scorcher of a day, with a high of 28 degrees being forecast. Today we're showing scenes from Papamoa including one of the tsunami... Read More
01:36pm Tue 10 Jan, 2017
The warning against eating shellfish in the Eastern Bay of Plenty remains in force, following ongoing testing. Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning toxins have been detected... Read More
09:10am Tue 10 Jan, 2017
Tairua is the only township that has a total hose ban currently in force, says the Thames-Coromandel District Council. In Pauanui, Whangamata and Hahei there is... Read More