
'Uphill battle': Travel agents 'clinging on' as industry shrinks
"Hardest bit of Covid is seeing my very successful travel business dissolve into nothing."
"Hardest bit of Covid is seeing my very successful travel business dissolve into nothing."
A Bay teen has won national schools titles during the Banana Boat NZ Ocean Swim Series.
The dead man was an experienced skydiver on a solo jump.
A cyclist has died in Borrel Rd Te Puna after suffering a medical event.
Opinion: Differences don't always spell disaster if you know how to handle them.
The village's $35m care centre has officially opened as the final piece to the puzzle
A witness has told of seeing the victim's parachute 'tangled up'.
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A person has died after a parachute crash at Tauranga Airport.
Sitting at 170kg, Robyn Graves was uncomfortable and unhappy. So she changed.
Opinion: We can't afford to let the lords of lies win the battle for arms and minds.
A sentencing hearing for Cancian and others was held in court yesterday.
Whānau have serious concerns for welfare of Shylo Rose Porter. Police call for sightings.
About 350 people from across the community came to celebrate.
Readers have their say.
The work involves the felling and removal of trees that are close to power lines.
Council seeks to move hundreds of staff back to the Tauranga CBD.
Opinion: Peter Burling has cemented his place in New Zealand sporting folklore.
OPINION: Look at houses below the median house price for bargains.
The pockets of New Zealand's richest have got heavier - meanwhile, poorer Kiwis struggle.
Ministry of Education wants locals to speak up. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Those charged will appear in the Hamilton District Court in May.
'I find this stressful but he loves this, he thrives on it.'
"We are looking at different types of experiences, both free and paid."
They were keen to understand the priorities of the business community.
Sailing enthusiasts in Tauranga are getting ready for this afternoon's races.
Club members are putting their hands up to help the club run the tournament.
'I think we've probably got it about right,' says council chief executive Marty Grenfell.