07:09am Mon 17 Oct, 2016
Spring is known to bring four seasons in one day, and that was certainly the case around New Zealand. Rain, hail and even lightning was reported across the Bay... Read More
02:31pm Sun 16 Oct, 2016
Strong science has enabled a Tauranga company to cosy up with the world's biggest consumer goods company, Proctor and Gamble - a company with sales twice the size... Read More
11:01am Sun 16 Oct, 2016
A French tourist who fell over a 50m cliff at Omanawa Falls on Saturday was the first of two winch rescues for the Tauranga based Trustpower TECT Rescue helicopter. Luckily... Read More
10:46am Sun 16 Oct, 2016
Step outside tonight and take a look at that big full moon. Not only is the moon full, but close to the horizon it will appear even bigger than usual. That's because... Read More
09:28am Sun 16 Oct, 2016
The annual Safe Boating Week wharf jump added a twist this year to emphasise the difference between wearing and carrying life jackets. The first into the water... Read More
02:03pm Sat 15 Oct, 2016
Tauranga City Council's annual 'Don't Paint the Drain' campaign is giving DIY'ers and professional painters the chance to win more than $3000 in paint prizes this... Read More
11:48am Fri 14 Oct, 2016
It's not every day walk down the street and see a swarm of bees. But this is the sight that greeted one Greerton resident yesterday morning. Hollie Jade says she... Read More
06:50am Fri 14 Oct, 2016
A front is moving on to the south of the country today, bringing rain to the west and south of the South Island, and lowering snow levels down to about 500 metres... Read More
12:20pm Wed 12 Oct, 2016
Claims the council civic heart project is endangered by liquefaction issues on the central city site are being denied by the councillor chairing the civic heart... Read More
10:27am Tue 11 Oct, 2016
Farmers and landowners need to be extra vigilant for velvetleaf and other damaging weeds during the spring planting season. Velvetleaf is an aggressive plant that... Read More
08:57am Tue 11 Oct, 2016
The front that moved up the country over the weekend is lingering over the upper North Island, bringing scattered rain or showers to those north of Tauranga. Further... Read More
06:46am Tue 11 Oct, 2016
One person immediately critical of the council's move to suspend funding New Year events in Mount Maunganui is Ron Burgess, a retired police officer who has years... Read More