09:00am Sun 04 Mar, 2018
A range of possible options for the renewal of Whakatane's commercial wharf are to be tested through the development of a detailed business case utilising The Treasury... Read More
12:25pm Sat 03 Mar, 2018
Sharks are a unique species which inspire both fascination and fear. That's why University of Waikato scientists will give people an ‘inside view' of a shark... Read More
07:22am Thu 01 Mar, 2018
Some photos are best taken with the camera at the end of a long stick, like this one taken of a bronze whaler shark inhaling a fishy snack. Western Australian tourist... Read More
12:13pm Tue 27 Feb, 2018
It's called a frog fish, an angler fish or a sargassum fish, and finding one in Tauranga Harbour among the Bridge Marina pontoons is a rare event. It was found... Read More
12:54pm Mon 26 Feb, 2018
Changes to Maritime Rules that come into effect on March 15 this year will affect both recreational and commercial boats. Sailing boats no longer have to have manual... Read More
11:45am Mon 26 Feb, 2018
Make a splash during Seaweek with an educational and family-fun harbour event. The Happy Harbour Fun Day features hands-on outdoor activities that relate to Tauranga... Read More
09:24am Sat 24 Feb, 2018
The Mangrove Management Bill being sponsored by Coromandel MP Scott Simpson will have submissions heard in Thames, says Scott. 'I'm pleased the committee has accepted... Read More
06:43am Fri 23 Feb, 2018
Derek Winter is a name known among many old school Mount Maunganui surfing circles. While his surname might suggest the opposite, he's all about everything to do... Read More
04:56pm Thu 22 Feb, 2018
A further four Tauranga youngsters have just secured places in a coveted national junior swim squad. Renee Carey, 11, Henry Scholes, 10, and siblings, Grace, 10,... Read More
04:03pm Thu 22 Feb, 2018
Forty seconds of kayak racing tomorrow morning could have lingering ramifications for the rest of the year, as the New Zealand canoe sprint championships get underway... Read More
02:48pm Thu 22 Feb, 2018
An invasive pest, the Asian paddle crab (Charybdis Japonica) has been discovered in Tauranga Harbour. Regarded as an invasive pest that is bigger and more aggressive... 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