Local Focus: Battle of the BBQs judges looking for 'good clean bite'
Low and slow barbecue comp brings 20 teams to Tauranga. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Low and slow barbecue comp brings 20 teams to Tauranga. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
OPINION: We're basking in a summer glow but it'll soon be back to reality.
Jet the kitten went missing on Sunday night.
The Baypark 50-lap Midget Car feature will be raced on Saturday night.
There is plenty to enjoy and be involved in on Waitangi Day this weekend in Tauranga.
Mum calls for change in maritime laws to crack down on drunk skippers.
Two Bay of Plenty baches have fetched top dollar at auction.
Omanawa murder accused remanded in custody.
Gas temperatures have declined considerably.
Opinion: An increasingly vocal majority of customers are mindful of climate change.
The commissioners will begin their term on Tuesday, February 9.
The incident was reported to police about 9.50pm.
It was a busy night on the roads.
The impact of Maketū toddler Nevaeh Ager's murder was revealed at attacker's sentencing.
"We're hoping for another great day of music, sunshine and whanaungatanga."
Drunken decision to go fishing ends with one man dead, other charged with manslaughter.
The Maketū father who murdered his 2-daughter has been sentenced.
Shane is one of several people whose names have been used along State Highway 2.
About 82 students are set to walk through the gates of the new school this morning.
Terms of reference reveal minister's expectations for commissioners.
Part of State Highway 35 in the Eastern Bay of Plenty is closed due to a large scrub fire.
A vehicle collided with a cyclist on January 21.
The Tauranga driver has won his third NZ saloon car title - this time in a borrowed car.
The prohibited fire season means you cannot light an outdoor fire in the Western Bay zone.
Opinion: About 700 people need rescuing from rips each year.
Offender says "I'm sorry ... but I have to" during assault on bottle store worker.
But those opposed to Māori wards say they aren't backing down.