10:05am Mon 18 Apr, 2011
There is an increase in bus passengers in Tauranga on the back of rising petrol prices.Environment Bay of Plenty senior transport planner Emlyn Hatch says while... Read More
10:02am Mon 18 Apr, 2011
A review of time limits on Tauranga's central city parking is to be undertaken following this week's workshop on central city parking issues.Tauranga City Council... Read More
09:59am Mon 18 Apr, 2011
Newly appointed Tauranga City Council chief executive Ken Paterson is second choice for the job.The councillors first offered the job to Rodger Kerr-Newell, a former... Read More
09:54am Mon 18 Apr, 2011
The $10 million in unpaid fines in the Tauranga region makes a joke of the justice system according to the Sensible Sentencing Trust. In the year ending June 30,... Read More
10:16am Fri 08 Apr, 2011
Police are targeting the region's methamphetamine industry and say this is reflected in the latest police statistics showing meth-related offences in the Western... Read More
10:15am Fri 08 Apr, 2011
Classic Flyers CEO Andrew Gormlie is confident one of the retired Royal New Zealand Air Force Skyhawk fighter aircraft will come to rest at the Tauranga aviation... Read More
10:14am Fri 08 Apr, 2011
The Western Bay of Plenty is getting a bigger cut of the economic benefits from the annual cruise ship season with more passengers opting to stay here. Previously,... Read More
10:14am Fri 08 Apr, 2011
About 80 Tauranga residents are closely considering taking a cruise ship holiday after enjoying a fundraising tour aboard the Pacific Dawn.The tour, held by P&O... Read More
10:12am Fri 08 Apr, 2011
Tauranga Girls' College is showing top Shakespearean talent in achieving both national and international recognition and opportunity. Year 13 student Emily Wilson... Read More
01:55pm Fri 01 Apr, 2011
Two Bay of Plenty couples are driving from China to Europe in their 4WDs. Tauranga's Maurice O'Reilly says they typically get the response 'better you than me”... Read More
01:55pm Fri 01 Apr, 2011
The Tangaroa Challenge is opening its entries this year to emergency services and armed forces. The multisport event had its inaugural year in 2010 with secondary... Read More
01:54pm Fri 01 Apr, 2011
Fears about the out break of the Psa infection in Te Puke are still lingering among many kiwifruit growers. The vine-killing infection, first detected in early November... Read More