Bus lane bandits warned of $150 fine
Drivers taking advantage of bus lanes are being warned of $150 fines if they continue.
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Opinion: Council begging ban decision pointless
A council committee's decision to approve a begging ban is pointless, writes Dylan Thorne.
More police for Bay of Plenty
More police are coming to the Bay of Plenty after part of this year's police graduation.
Local Focus: John Robson on his priorities for Tauranga City Council
John Robson will likely win Tauranga's by-election. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Mayor backs highway safety campaign
A campaign to highlight the urgent attention needed on SH2 has been applauded.
Social service leader backs retailers' horror stories of begging gangs
People on the street may be vulnerable or being taken advantage of by gangs.
Opinion: Some things are worth paying for
Our city lacks eight major amenities, according to a councillor's survey.
Last days to have your say on Tauranga issues
Hurry if you want to have your say on city issues.
Tsunami high-ground open day for Papamoa
Residents are encourage to practice their evacuation plans at a community event.
Leaders lobby for urgent safety upgrades on SH2
Former Tauranga Mayor Stuart Crosby comes out firing at local councils.
Tauranga City Council's Long Term Plan consultation topics decided
What do you want to see discussed in the Tauranga City Council's Long Term Plan 2018-2028?
Friends, family and colleagues say goodbye to Gail McIntosh
"She did more in her 62 years than most people would ever dream about."
Rain and wind doesn't deter campers
The wet weather is not stopping holidaymakers from enjoying their time in the Bay.
Rates rise estimate cut to 9.7 per cent
Officers trim $5m from budget to bring rates rise down.
Fees-free study helps make dream come true
Government's free-fees policy has been warmly welcomed in the Bay of Plenty.
The Big Read: The price of bringing events to Tauranga
Plenty of work to do to secure more events in Tauranga.
Council spends $10m on consultants
Consulting costs: up. Staff numbers: up. Debt: up.
Survey questions city's car dependency
Survey reveals only 64 per cent of Tauranga residents contribute to peak-time congestion
Old-style tsunami sirens on borrowed time
Tauranga councillors were shocked to learn that the clock was ticking on air raid sirens.
Voting systems' pros and cons on the council table
Tough choices face the Western Bay District Council on its future voting system
One injured in Paengaroa crash
Two cars collided at the intersection of State Highway 2 and Wilson Road this afternoon.
Largest collection of Banksys in NZ
Works by Banksy, the world's most famous street artist, about to go on show in Tauranga.
Tauranga Surf Lifesaver teen in court for alleged salad toss
One of New Zealand's top surf lifesavers has pleaded guilty to wilful damage in relation to an incident which occurred in Australia.