$1 million richer: Mount Lotto player wins big
First Division was won in last night's Lotto draw
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New Year's Eve returns to the Mount after five-year hiatus
The party stopped in 2016 when Tauranga City Council axed its annual beachfront concert.
What's On: Your mega guide to summer
Your guide to events being held in Tauranga this summer.
Mountie's back! Iconic statue reinstated to central spot
Mount Maunganui has been given an early Christmas present.
Social clubs spread Christmas cheer to Tauranga Foodbank
What's better than meeting up with your mates? Giving back to the community with them.
Christmas holidays: Record numbers expected for North Island holiday parks
"Because there's nowhere to go, we will get our usual Kiwis and we will get some extras."
Partial road closure at Bayfair roundabout
The partial closure is in preparation for the installation of ground improvements.
Firefighters investigating smoke on Mount Maunganui
A crew of firefighters are heading up the mountain on a 4WD.
Eye fillet steak stolen, store damaged as butcher targeted again
Doug Jarvis Butchers has been targeted by thieves twice in the last three months.
Richie and Gemma in Tauranga to tick off bucket list with a skydive
All Blacks legend Richie McCaw encourages kiwis to explore our country.
Crazy waste: Bags of dumped crayfish a mystery
"It's pretty gutting, especially with the recreational takes being cut recently."
Concerns needy will start new year 'well behind the eight ball'
The concerns follow the close of Covid-19 Income Relief Payment applications.
Baypark Speedway starts Super Saloon car series this weekend
Southlander says Tauranga is the right place to accelerate a new era in speedway.
Top Bay men's sevens players to face off against next generation
NZ Sevens coach Clark Laidlaw says selectors did fantastic job unearthing potential stars.
Kristin Macfarlane: Who are the ignorant people flushing wipes down the toilet?
Opinion: Say it with me: Wet wipes do not get flushed down the toilet.
Katchafire, Sons of Zion to perform summer roadie tour
'New Zealanders love outdoor concerts, it's part of our culture.'
Sneak peek given for Pāpāmoa's Te Ōkūroa Drive School ahead of 2022 opening
The school is on track to open in about 16 months but the zone is yet to be finalised.
Record entries for Mount Festival 2021
The events will be held at Mount Maunganui on Saturday, January 23.
'The biggest burden': Some Bay of Plenty language schools on brink
Some face closures but others believe Bay could cash in as a 'safe haven'.
Kobe Bryant & NZ's team of 5 million - what they have in common
And the tournament celebrates 10 years this weekend.
Architecture awards: Who came out on top?
The 2020 Bay of Plenty ADNZ Resene Architectural Design Awards have been announced.
Letters to the editor: Shame on Tauranga for ignoring alternative transport
A cycle trip in Tauranga at the weekend left a letter writer frustrated.
The Leers: From Mount Maunganui College to Mount Smart Stadium
The Leers are a group of musicians who found their passion through friendship.
Musical siblings back from New York among highlights as concerts resume
Music to the ears - there are plenty of gigs and concerts to look forward to.
Mauao records 800,000 visits to summit last year. Should we let the mountain rest?
Thousands reach the summit of Mount Maunganui daily, but a day of rest is important.
New art gallery celebrates local partnership
The portraits feature whānau dressed in traditional Māori dress.
Winston Peters: Regions, seniors and experience matters in NZ election
Winston Peters: The regions are critical to our New Zealand's survival.
Winston Peters: New Zealand First leader visits Tauranga
New Zealand First leader has addressed a public meeting in Tauranga this afternoon.
Kristin Macfarlane: New Zealand's downfalls pale in comparison to Europe or the US
OPINION: Not being able to look elsewhere forces you to appreciate what you have.
Communities split over free school lunches
Full list: Which schools will get free school lunches?
Drivers risk road closures due to speeding at roadworks
Motorists need to be "putting themselves in the boots of our workers", Rob Campbell says.
Letters to the editor: Kerbside service 'for the greater good'
Readers have their say.
'I felt I had nothing to live for': Lonely Argentine finds hope in Tauranga
A cry for help in a public Facebook group resulted in an overwhelming response.