Then, now and beyond: Tauranga's future and population predictions revealed
What were once small, coastal centres is now the city in the fifth biggest city in NZ.
What were once small, coastal centres is now the city in the fifth biggest city in NZ.
Tauranga transport leaders promise progress on potential big-ticket items.
Spoffit Reid is confident about his business after graduating from Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.
The DHB CEO has apologised to the family of the young man.
An Auckland man is on trial accused of murdering two men at an Ōmanawa property.
COMMENT: Many will feel ashamed about what they learn, writes Rob Rattenbury.
Opinion: Luke Kirkness's take on the suburb that's full of character
"It used to be fairly free-flowing... but now the traffic never seems to let up."
Suburb Spotlight: Well-known Tauranga figures call for the suburb name to be changed.
Opinion: Construction cowboys need reeling in but $200,000 fines don't cut it.
"There are so many entry and exit points ... you really have to have your wits about you."
"We are incredibly car-dependent, and it has just gotten worse and worse."
Shock of news from ministry makes 24-year-old feel 'sick'.
West Side Story is on stage until May 8
Opinion: Shocking accommodation supplement stats show full-time workers are struggling.
Opinion: What government does now could make or break the future of our growing region.
Police are finding more counterfeit notes.
A Mount Maunganui man has been jailed for sexual offences against four teenage girls.
The $9.5m sale was a record for the region, says REINZ
Seven people have been charged with a raft of drug-related charges.
OPINION: The current range of GP fees is astonishing.
"She asks for me every day, asks me 'When are you coming back? But I don't have answers."
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
A man died in hospital after an incident in the early hours of Saturday morning.
'Mr Cancian is not being sentenced for aspects of his personality or the wider issues.'
Higgs says he hit rock bottom when the condition first occurred.
OPINION: Collectively we need to become more financially literate and wise to risk.
'It keeps people employed but it also allows council to look at moving it forward.'
Thousands across the region are struggling to the point of needing a Government top-up.
The structure for a new city council committee includes more Māori and some aren't happy.