
'Fed up' neighbours say speed bumps cause 'mini earthquakes' in homes
Neighbours in Welcome Bay want speed bumps on their street gone.
Neighbours in Welcome Bay want speed bumps on their street gone.
Shares are more predictable long-term; 97% of 10yr returns are positive writes Mark Lister
Village Radio moves, relocating 20,000 records and vintage broadcasting equipment.
Petra Lahti sets her sights on the international stage.
Tauranga Community Foodbank is preparing to feed families and children for Christmas.
'It gets me out of the house, it gives me something to do all day ... '
Bay of Plenty Times Foodbank Christmas Appeal launches as longer-term need rises.
David Seymour’s Treaty Principles Bill was introduced to Parliament on Thursday.
An economic impact report was commissioned during the September sporting showpiece.
The animal was euthanised after ripping through a wire fence.
The jury's marathon deliberations ran for two weeks.
Pyes Pā Rd/SH36 is blocked, police say.
The power station will use geothermal fluid to generate electricity.
Kids can get advice from a pro and see if they get the slalom bug.
Lorraine Ryan is showcasing her garden and her artwork.
Tauranga's industrial businesses are paying at least double in rates than residents.
Newstalk ZB broadcaster and author Kerre Woodham will MC the ceremony.
A group of residents say jet skis are a safety risk and a menace to wildlife.
An advocates for locals concerned about having no supermarket welcome the news.
The centre has suffered three floods in three years.
Rabbit warren-like building has had a massive makeover: photos show scale of change.
Allegations - raised after former student’s suicide - relate to a former Murupara teacher.
The temporary alcohol-free area was first introduced in December 2018.
The supermarket owner's daughter played a special role at the official opening.
"Before, you had no limitations ... and all of a sudden there’s a handbrake on."
Social media comments about Tauranga City Council 'unfairly targeted council staff'.
Over 20 black bags were rummaged and left strewn across Mount carpark.
'We all want to buy at an affordable price and to live in a suburb that’s on the rise.'
About 100 people will work at the store - one of several planned new supermarkets.