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Green light for $8.7m Elizabeth St upgrade
The development is said to be people-focused.
New development planned for Devonport Rd
Craigs Investment Partners are the likely tenants.
'Wood-first' policy could create 3000 jobs nationwide
Business chambers and forestry leaders want new publicly-funded projects to use wood.
Tauranga's transfer stations to reopen
The transfer stations will accept general rubbish and green waste only.
Shaping homes and neighbourhoods of the future
Tauranga is New Zealand's fifth largest city and is continuing to grow.
Park maintenance back in action in level 3
The city has almost 1600 hectares of parks and reserves and 98km of public walkways.
'Massive workload' for building inspectors
"We really have our work cut out for us," compliance manager Barbara Dempsey said.
One Year On: A look back at best of Bay's premium journalism
A year after digital subscriptions launched we highlight some of our best premium content.
Tauranga's council might adopt its Annual Plan late - here's why
'The last four weeks have shown what was planned in that document is unlikely to occur.'
Mandatory pay cut for councillors 'offensive'
Bay of Plenty's councils are in the process of making decisions around taking pay cuts.
Bayfair underpass saved: Community thanked for its advocacy
Mount Maunganui community thanked for making a "real difference".
Covid-19 could put vital Tauranga capital projects at risk
Covid-19 impacts are likely to be severe on Tauranga.
U-turn: Council reverses decision to keep Mauao open
Facebook was abuzz with debate last night about whether the track should remain open.
'The world has changed': Tauranga council slashes proposed rates rise
"This is going to give us the greatest flexibility."
Covid-19: Mayor's plea, chamber's 'critical' call
"Though we're making history for negative reasons, it is critical we stop the spread."
'The world has changed': Tauranga rate rise to be reconsidered
'The Government is expecting everyone to do their piece.'
'I snapped': Tauranga mayor faces complaint
'I knew what I was doing. I wanted to be angry to a point but not crazy angry.'
Code of conduct complaint investigated at Tauranga council
Complaint involves two elected members.
Night works to begin this week on 15th Ave
The work will last three nights this week.
'Skulduggery' claimed in Tauranga street-sign debate
Council survey promoted to draw a particular response, claims submitter.
Rates rise resistance: Curtail growth and cut spending, say residents
'We have to say hey, we're full.'
Tauranga cruise ship: 'No risk' of coronavirus despite ill passengers
The Voyager of the Seas cruise ship docked in Tauranga this morning.
Rates rises threaten as Tauranga faces financial reckoning
'We can no longer kick the can down a road full of potholes.'
Controversial city projects suffer $499,000 budget blowout
Overspends revealed for Te Papa O Ngā Manu Porotakataka and Durham St.
Ratepayers foot bill for $7000 spelling mistake
A Mount business leader says there is "no excuse" for the error.
Decision day for begging bylaw: Will it stay or will it go?
We take a closer look at two years of controversy over begging and rough sleepers.
Cameron Rd Pak'nSave emptied of customers
"The car park is looking very quiet and bare compared to it's normal bustle."
Bayfair underpass: Council approves $2m to investigate keeping it
Council takes another look at underpass.
100 days in the hot seat: Tauranga mayor Tenby Powell
Plus: We ask councillors how they would rate Powell's leadership to date.
By the numbers: How Tauranga's soaring demand resulted in water ban
Water restrictions are on the cards for Tauranga and the Western Bay.
Otakiri protesters raise $35k for water bottling appeal
Iwi and residents file appeal Environment Court decision in the Rotorua High Court.
Construction begins on Tauranga's $1.56m dual cycleway
The new cycleway is the first of its kind in Tauranga.