
Two council organisations appoint new members
New directors and members appointed to two council organisations.
New directors and members appointed to two council organisations.
Teacher by day, advocate for the homeless by night. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tauranga City Council has made significant changes to its operations since Bella Vista
The Water Supply Bylaw sets rules for accessing and using the council's water supply
Clout hopes to be third time lucky. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Could a free school bus service solve Tauranga's peak hour traffic woes?
Helmet design competition winners announced.
Not everyone is happy about the new bylaw. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
The Tauranga Art Gallery has introduced an admission fee for international visitors.
Tauranga flags to fly at half mast.
Calls for alternative applications on Tauriko boundary.
Saga continues for the controversial green space. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tauranga mayor Greg Brownless says he wants NZTA to make a decision.
The tops of all 16 Bella Vista houses on Lakes Boulevard have been earmarked for removal.
The councillors blame each other's actions for ratepayer money being spent on the issue
CEO blames failed building company's 'shortcuts', 'inferior materials' for issues
Tattooist losing customers blames the 'skatepark'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The preferred plan for Mauao repairs face higher costs than planned
Developer, architect, engineer among those being sued over defects in apartment building.
Dry weather conditions and peak water usage has resulted in a sprinkler ban.
Tauranga City Council has confirmed a restructure; "fresh approach" to service delivery.
Year in review: Many people will be coming home to unemptied yellow-stickered glass crates
No kerbside collections for Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Tommy Wilson takes aim at the heart of the begging issue.
Electric scooter rental company in talks with Tauranga City Council.
Hundreds of large red poppies are set to adorn the cenotaph in Memorial Park.
Zespri chairman Peter McBride has announced his retirement and will step down in February.