
'Great show' guaranteed as world's best riders compete in NZ's first BMX World Cup
'It will be full of action, full of crashes and full of big jumps.'
'It will be full of action, full of crashes and full of big jumps.'
“Scary and painful” to pack up a house without know where you are moving to.
Wrap of events in Tauranga and Katikati for Waitangi Day.
'To have someone like her attached to our brand ... is just really powerful.'
Opinion: We all want what’s best for our children, regardless of our financial position.
A former student of Pinky Green's has broken his silence on the sexual abuse he suffered.
A tumour 'the size of a golf ball' in Chastiny Malone's brain has shrunk to half the size.
The report found some students believed they were bullied due to their sexual orientation.
The new courts - to cost $25m - are part of the Memorial Park redevelopment plans.
The couple say the trees were “all that kept them going”.
Members of public had to take evasive action to avoid injury.
All bets are off as to where the silverware might eventually end up this season.
The lack of options impacts domestic and international connections, customer says.
A Tauranga labour contractor has pleaded guilty to worker exploitation charges.
The blows in the attack, which was over drugs, could be heard from the street.
"We are left with a small urn that holds Ethan’s ashes."
An election will be held on July 20 in which a mayor and nine councillors will be chosen.
Tauranga reached its highest temperature of the year yesterday.
'I was jumping around.'
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The warmest temperature on record for a January in Tauranga was in 1983: 33.7C.
Construction began in 2021 with an $85m budget.
Joe Crozier nonconsensually penetrated a patient while her child was in the room.
Despite heavy rain on Sunday, most attendees stayed until the end of the festival.
It comes as assaults on staff at Bay of Plenty hospitals have been rising.
Act is joining a former mayor call for Tauranga’s commission to take caretaker role.
“We’re all here for the same reason. It’s all about the music and everyone was excited."
Weather events and Covid-19 are considered to be among reasons why.
'Uniforms are just so expensive and out of range for a lot of parents.'