Te Puke golf pro Jared Pender is the new Rotorua Boys' High School director of golf.

Two cases of measles in Bay of Plenty confirmed.

A Tauranga woman is leading a new organisation offering horticulture training and support.

Dianne Mannington will use the We Run the Night event as training for Boston Marathon.

Learning the sun safety message, the hard and painful way.

Woman fortunate to be hooked on some trees, saving her from falling further.

Many beachgoers in the Tauranga area have fallen victim to the Mount Mauler.

Mike Dawson has pulled the curtain down on a 15-year international canoe slalom career.

A Maketū man who encountered a plague of rats says more needs to be done.

The line-up includes The Jacksons, Kool & The Gang, Village People and more

Dragon, Jefferson Starship and Toto take to the Tauranga stage

If you've been lapping up the Bay heat in recent days, brace yourself for more to come.

Toto get a NZ welcome at Tauranga Airport and respond in a beautiful way.

Bay of Plenty's warm, dry weather is expected to continue into March.

Photographer Andrew Warner joined the huge crowd at Mount Maunganui's Bay Oval to watch the Black Caps' ODI against Sri Lanka at the weekend.

A Christmas spending slump failed to deter from an increase in shopping in the Bay.

A cosmic shower of light has been described as "once in a lifetime" experience.

Napier, Hastings and Blenheim set to share high of 32C today.

Georgia Bavington left Okere Falls at 6.45am and made it to Korokitewao Bay by 11.15am.

A public health official says people need to be on alert for symptoms of the disease.

Bay Dreams 2019: A festival that had us wanting more.

Would you pay more than triple the price for a ride home?

Father of teen lost in fatal: "when she walked in the room everyone smiled"

Taupo couple Denzil Lovell, 84, and Hazel Lovell, 78, died 3 days apart.

A miraculous recovery is being made by young crash victim Hollie Snell.

83 people have been processed for drink driving during a police operation.

A Katikati Lotto player is $31,273 richer after winning second division.

Wounded and gassed on the battlefield, he made it back to New Zealand and headed for home.

95 years after the tragedy, all that remains are memories and the graves of two boys.

Authorities are warning people the worst of wild weather could still be yet to come.