'We need to get building': Bay has highest demand for public housing
The public housing waitlist in Tauranga has continued to climb.
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Traffic delays for Mount Maunganui commuters, first day of Bayfair traffic lights
The new temporary layout includes a raised safety platform to slow motorists down.
Info evening for $8 million Omokoroa Rd upgrade
The upgrades will be done on the stretch of Omokoroa Rd and Western Ave to Tralee St.
Youth helping to future-proof athletics in Tauranga
Whakatāne, Rotorua, Tauranga, Taupō, Waihī athletes earn top placings.
Surfing: How moving from Christchurch to Mount has helped Georgia Wederall
And she has big goals for her surfing career this year.
Black Caps v India: Mount driver takes pre-game glow to next level
The game was set to start at 3pm at the Bay Oval today.
Night closures for Wairoa River Bridge
The closure will take place on State Highway 2 on February 24 between 10.30pm and 5.30am.
Mistaken identity: 'Brutal' death of innocent man linked to gangster shooting
Today marks two years since an innocent man was "executed" in a case of mistaken identity.
Letters to the editor: White Island and smaller sections
Readers have their say on issues.
Shoplifter punches staff member - report
The alleged offender fled on foot on Cameron Rd and police are trying to locate them.
Bay of Plenty toddler and man seriously injured in separate weekend incidents
Both required helicopter assistance over the weekend.
SH2 roadworks sparks ire ahead of kiwifruit season
"There's nothing worse when you have 45 people standing around waiting for the truck..."
'An honour': Work starts soon to restore 102yo building to 'former glory'
'Saving a piece of Tauranga's history is important for the local community.'
Without me: Western Bay mayor Garry Webber's future plans for district
One hundred days on, has Western Bay mayor delivered on his election promises?
Rattenbury: Days of commemoration marked by only a few
New Zealand has yet to really grasp the concept of a national day.
'Exciting times': Tauranga investor confidence tops NZ
A new survey showed 57 per cent were optimistic in the city's commercial property market.
Showjumper runs ultramarathon to aid leukaemia-stricken boy
Lucy Olphert felt like she needed a challenge and found the ideal cause to inspire her.
Te Puna business temporarily shuts doors after blaze
It was not known whether the fire was suspicious.
Person dies after Tauranga Eastern Link crash
Critically injured victim dies week after crash.
Kiwi league stars inspire next generation
The Sky Sport Rugby League Roadshow was in town on Saturday.
Having a Whale of a time at Warriors Roadshow
The Vodafone Warriors came to Mount Maunganui to teach kids the basics of rugby league.
Weird and wonderful: Behind-the-scenes at Tauranga's vets
From a gecko with a hernia to wētā with broken legs, Tauranga's vets have seen it all.
Siblings' commitment to improving Māori health stats
The siblings channelling medical careers to slice into the health stats of Māori.
Time's up for 'Tick-Tock': Stewart and sons shut up shop
Don Stewart has been in the clock business for more than 70 years.
Baywide club rugby on the horizon
The Baywide preseason will hit its stride with 10s tournaments only a month away.
100 days in the hot seat: Tauranga mayor Tenby Powell
Plus: We ask councillors how they would rate Powell's leadership to date.
Letters to the editor: Dogs, State Highway 2, buses and TV weather
Readers have their say on issues.
Boy versus leukaemia: Oscar gears up to battle the 'baddies'
Flared-up tonsils and night sweats turned out to be every parent's worst nightmare.
Hot weather and struggling water supplies - will it get worse?
Locals are coping with heat knowing our temperatures will likely get higher.
Small sections key to helping first-home buyers into market
The youngest buyer in Golden Sands for one building company was 22.
New Zealand U19 Beach Volleyball team's Bay influence
The whole women's squad is made up of athletes from Tauranga and Whakatāne.
Big dry bites: Bay of Plenty 'dangerously dry' after month without rain
The fire risk is extreme, water supplies are under pressure and workers are sweltering.