
Local Focus: Last orders at the Foodbank
Days left to donate to the Foodbank Christmas appeal. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Days left to donate to the Foodbank Christmas appeal. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
The man was taken to Tauranga Hospital following the incident about 11pm yesterday.
The event is set to bring upwards of 30,000 people to town on January 2.
Mayor Tenby Powell said he was excited to finally open the track.
The 2019 AIMS Games injected more than $6.3 million into the region this year
Coroner releases his findings into the death of tree-crushing victim Trish Butterworth.
Days left to donate to the Foodbank Christmas appeal. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The donation will cover 10 per cent of the Foodbank's annual spending on food.
Young league player described as aggressive defender and strong ball carrier.
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Mahana Island Therapies has been granted a medicinal cannabis licence to grow on island.
And there is plenty to look forward to in 2020.
Family and friends mourn loss of much-loved nurse.
Fewer confirmed cases of measles suggested there had been a decrease in cases.
'I'm very, very, very happy that it's finally happened.'
Te Puna's push for back-to-back Baywide Premier titles will be led by a new head coach.
Buckle down for some wet and wild activity throughout the Bay of Plenty tonight.
Power outage is also affecting Pukehina residents.
Minister accepts criticisms: 'The Crown isn't perfect, the Crown gets it wrong.'
The dead, the missing and the injured after the Whakaari/White Island eruption.
And she hopes to retain the record for years to come.
Courthouse revamp is great but why now? And why just Tauranga?
Many victims of crime do not feel safe.
The Christmas Appeal was taking in greater numbers of donations than ever.
But that isn't the only odd thing our crews have been called out to lately!
A $100m new courthouse for Tauranga is expected to be operational in mid-2025.
Returning passengers said unnerving clues made them realise tourists wouldn't return.
Prime Minister has announced a $5m fund for businesses in Whakatāne and Westland.