
Superstars from 70s and 80s to tour NZ next summer
Boy George, Little River Band, Bonnie Tyler and Starship in the line up.
Boy George, Little River Band, Bonnie Tyler and Starship in the line up.
'The chronic exposure [to pollutants] that is creating the harm in our community.'
Police received reports of a robbery on Girven Rd about 5.50am on Friday.
One was bought for $11,500. It's now worth more than $3 million.
The songs were written during some personally challenging times.
Council reveals price paid for its former elder housing village site.
Both men face manslaughter and alleged drug driving charges when they reappear.
Sarah-Jane Bourne grew up in Mount Maunganui, and is keen to return despite Waikato role.
Commissioners reject recommendation from independent panel.
Construction of the 4m-wide path began in April 2023 and it opened in December.
The octogenarian was 36 years old when he was nominated to serve.
'A high volume of tradies [are] jumping in the ute and trying to grab some of the work'
Pauanui's 13-year-old surfing sensation continues to impress.
The platform will soon launch a feature that automatically buys road-user charges.
Thousands gathered at the Mount Cenotaph to remember our soldiers' sacrifices.
Arguments for lower fees were based on a Ryman case where amounts were cut by 79 per cent.
Increased operating costs in New Zealand among reasons for predicted drop in bookings.
Review highlights the 'scale of impact' of Mount Maunganui's polluted airshed.
The cheerful spot has already been restored - it's just missing one thing...
Local businesses are pleased the council has backed down on paid parking plans.
'I think as a country we don’t celebrate things enough,' says Christopher Luxon.
Retired skipper takes flattie search public after reports of elderly housing crisis.
Shaunna Polley and Alice Zeimann again won the beach volleyball event in Mount Maunganui.
Weighing around two tonnes each, the sculptures will be installed via helicopter.
A council executive says she made the call to change the event speaker – and stands by it.
'I just don’t know what the hell’s going on.'
The city needs that money to fund proposed projects over 10 years.
The warmest temperature on record for a January in Tauranga was in 1983: 33.7C.
'Understanding and respecting the power of New Zealand’s waters is crucial.'