
Regional economic confidence in Bay set to continue to climb
A net 28 per cent of Bay households expected the region's economy to improve
A net 28 per cent of Bay households expected the region's economy to improve
Chiefs and Blues face off in pre-season match at Waihī.
Despite CPR, she died at the scene.
The two councils are among 10 that have been given accreditation.
Two displays are set to take place this weekend.
'You just don't normally see a sight like that.'
'What shifts so I no longer shut down and refuse to hear my guilty thoughts?'
Have you felt the cold this week?
Officers were called to Galatea Rd about 5.40am after a car was found off the road.
However, 18 new murals have popped up around the city in the past week.
"As a cancer patient, you are constantly feeling that you are sitting on a time bomb."
The event, in its fourth year, is basically a big kids' party for the community.
It could've easily been fobbed off but cricket boss says he's glad it wasn't.
Kiwifruit prices peaked in December.
But you'll see plenty more from Olivia Hala and Andre Gundersen.
COMMENT: We were lucky to buy our home but others haven't been.
'We're just hanging in there.'
Lisa Adams' rise in the world of shot put has been impressive and it just got better.
The show runs until January 23 at the Historic Village.
Tauranga City Libraries are taking on the digital divide with a new initiative.
Insatiable demand for consumption is upsetting the natural balance on which life depends.
Both lanes of the highway were blocked near Apata Station and Pahoia Rd.
The fan who racially abused an English cricket has been hit with a ban.
More working poor are seeking help from social agencies in Tauranga.
The man at the centre of the incident has been sentenced in court.
Beach cleaners collect three sacks of rubbish.
And they've qualified for the national sevens final in Auckland.
Papamoa's Papa Mos is holding a Relief Keg for Australian bush fires on January 17.
And he's feeling pretty relaxed about proving himself unbeatable once again.
'It was probably the worst possible time to happen to win an election.'