'Trying times': 60 pc of maize crops wiped out, kiwifruit damaged, farmers worried
A tropical cyclone could cause more pain for contractors, kiwifruit growers and farmers.
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I Thought of You: A pink heart from abroad
Here's a story of love as part of the Katikati Advertiser's Valentines Day story special.
First day of school jitters at Katikati College
Year 7s had their first day at Katikati College last week.
Wheels up for Mount Maunganui skatepark
The council has signed off plans for a $3.6m destination skatepark.
NZ study showing higher rates of heart disease after Covid jabs should be treated with caution - expert
The study provided further reassurance about the safety of the vaccine, an official said.
Art society offers beginners' classes
Art classes a chance to learn and get to know the team.
New export container volume commitment to strengthen supply chain confidence
Fresh commitment avoids need for 18,000 long-haul road and rail round trips a year.
Genealogists remember founding duo's contribution
Dedicated members die within days of each other.
Looming tropical cyclone gets a name: NZ urged to prepare
Modellers expect the storm to reach our shores from Sunday.
Planning for new central Tauranga bus interchange under way
The central city bus interchange was relocacted in 2022.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: How Waitangi Day is recognised has come a long way in New Zealand
OPINION: 'A prosperous society should not be at the expense of one Treaty partner'.
Tauranga Libraries’ most-issued books in 2022 revealed
There was a bit of a trend with the books Tauranga got out in 2022.
Tauranga’s population is booming, but why? City's residents explain why they've moved
Tauranga's population is ballooning rapidly, but who exactly is moving here and why?
Settled Bay of Plenty weather expected this week - but a cyclone threat looms
The earliest the next tropical cyclone is expected to develop is over the weekend.
Juicy Fest refund delays: 'We mucked up and I sincerely apologise for that'
Promoter says refunds should be made within two days.
'Covered in rubble': Family loses $50K worth of items two weeks after cancer diagnosis
The family has still not been able to return home after the landslip.
'Certainly ominous': Weather models align on looming North Island cyclone threat
The already drenched North island is likely in the firing line for another cyclone.
Youngsters hitting the fairways and greens
Golf brings smiles and a shine to the eyes.
Tropical cyclone likely to hit flood-ravaged north this weekend
A tropical low is brewing a cyclone in the Coral Sea.
Didgeridoo and Māori culture blend during moving welcome for league stars
Why this morning's pōhiri to welcome NRL All Stars players was extra-special.
Culvert replacement closes Pukekauri Road to through traffic
Hauraki District Council has advised of the planned road closure of Pukekauri Road.
Rahui lifted at Opoutere Beach after drownings
The deceased were Ian Cruickshank of Takapau, in Central Hawkes Bay and his son Samuel.
All the fun of a country fair
The Kauaeranga Valley is holding a good old-fashioned fund-raising Country Fair
Eleven homes evacuated in Coromandel debris dam
Mayor Len Salt says he’s 'confident the [central] Government will step in to help'.
Jo Raphael: Even my dog is more prepared for an emergency than I am
OPINION: Soggy Shaky Isles forces need for emergency preparedness.
Discovering the gold beneath a Thames landmark
Plans to involve youth in revamp of mineralogical museum.
Californian quail features on habitat stamp
A photo of a Californian quail strutting along a fence line is the image that will adorn
Mercury Bay Boating Club faces challenging future
Mercury Bay Boating Club Commodore Jonathan Kline has been at the centre of efforts
Hauraki Coromandel Sports results
Waihi Golf Club conducted their first major event for 2023 with the running of the OJI 54
Waitangi Day at the Historic Village in Tauranga
A festival was held to commemorate Waitangi Day
'Proud to be a New Zealander' at Waitangi Day festival
Thousands descended on Historic Village to commemorate Waitangi Day.
International travel still on rise despite cost of living and inflation
'Feels fantastic to be pumping through the positive bookings and leaving Covid behind.'
Storm aftermath: Rush hour traffic gridlocked on flood-affected roads
Auckland Transport is urging people to plan ahead and leave plenty of time for travel.