
Small business boom: Why locals are going out on their own
We speak to two businesswomen who have established their own businesses this year.
We speak to two businesswomen who have established their own businesses this year.
Opinion: Okay, a lot of bad stuff has happened. But let's take a little break from that.
Tauranga has hosted its second Diwali festival, hoping to draw in more than 2500 people.
The email came hours after Powell revealed publicly that he has prostate cancer.
The search will continue until nightfall and begin again tomorrow.
One missing e-scooter and 8500 rides later, Lime completes its first week.
'Democracy has never worked for our people as the majority always rules.'
"Life will never be the same without her in our lives."
One lane is blocked on the intersection of Cameron Rd and 11th Avenue, Tauranga
Plus the fate of the other electorates in the Bay of Plenty announced.
The proposal seeks to use the success of Rotorua's "hot swap" to help launch the loans.
Opinion: In the long run, the roadworks are going to improve things.
Niwa's 60-day index has deemed the Rotorua area and coastal Bay of Plenty "severely dry".
All matches were abandoned due to rain last week.
The $500 million is estimated to create more than 1000 jobs through construction phase.
A jury has found Maketū man Aaron Izett guilty of murdering his daughter.
Tauranga-based First Mortgage Trust has reached a significant milestone.
Residents say a proposed highway interchange can't come soon enough.
This weeks speedway meet will include a professional fireworks display.
The match will be played at North Harbour Stadium on Saturday.
The results for the United States election will start to roll in this afternoon.
52 players will spend the next month preparing before being drafted into teams.
Building confidence through martial arts. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
One person has died and another is in a critical condition.
The events will be held at Mount Maunganui on Saturday, January 23.
The McNaughton Trophy is the big prize for Bay of Plenty reserve grade sides.
OPINION: The pro-cannabis campaigners' battle relied on people seeking information.
"This is critical to our region."
The New Zealand Community Trust awarded the grants.
The defence says he was 'entirely irrational,' the Crown argues he was in a 'meth rage'.