
Cannabis cultivation season under way
The start of the warmer spring weather will herald the beginning of the cannabis cultivating season in the Bay of Plenty - leading
The start of the warmer spring weather will herald the beginning of the cannabis cultivating season in the Bay of Plenty - leading
The lucky Lotto winner who woke up $44 million richer this morning remains unknown this morning.
FOCUSED: Rotorua's Mia Wardlaw impressed for her side on the weekend. PHOTO/ STEPHEN PARKER 051116sp10.JPGRuth_Dacey_MAY16_happy.epsTennis Rotorua
Almost two-thirds of Aucklanders who don't own their own homes plan to buy their first homes outside the city.
PledgeMe is hosting workshops in the regions, with plenty of tips and tricks for successful crowdfunding. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
An earthquake which hit 45km west of Tauranga this morning has been felt throughout the East Cape.
Troubled children's wear retailer Pumpkin Patch's three Bay of Plenty stores have been spared in the latest round of closures announced
Ruth_Dacey_MAY16_happy.epsAT THE CREASE: Central Indians aim for a strong batting performance on Saturday despite Northern Knights
The man killed in a crash on State Highway 2 near Pongakawa yesterday morning has been named as Martin John Ferry of Tauranga, police said.
Tauranga's Venture Centre is launching a New Zealand first event in the coworking space, the CoWork Hui, on 29-30 October. Organisers
As Sport Bay of Plenty edges closer to its 30th anniversary changes at the helm of the Board of Trustees have been confirmed. Chairman
The University of Waikato's new campus in Tauranga's central business district will be a "benchmark" tertiary building in its use
Tony Bonne believes strong marketing was behind his weaker majority, so he is determined to communicate better this term. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
A thunderstorm warning remains in place as violent electrical storms pounded Auckland overnight leaving many without power for hours.
CRASH: An investigation continues into what caused the helicopter crash. PHOTO/FILE By Kyra Dawsonkyra.dawson@dailypost.co.nz International
Jurnee McCaskill will soon be able to hear through both ears for the first time in her life. The 9-year-old had a cochlear implant
This will be a good weekend to check out the museum or cuddle up with a book as heavy showers and thunderstorms are forecast for parts of the country.
It's not just Aucklanders scrambling to afford property.
Seeka has today announced the purchase of two new food products and plans to bring the manufacture of them to the Bay. Seeka, New
Further details have been released about the outlets set to open at the Bay's newest shopping centre. After a decade in the making
Having a major international band like TLC perform in Tauranga could encourage similar acts to follow suit. The chart topping nineties
Bay of Plenty honey and health products company Comvita today announced a net profit after tax of $18.5 million on sales of $231 million. This
A Tauranga mother who has already raised $28,000 for a cochlear implant for her daughter has been frustrated by the news she needs
The father of Tauranga's Luuka Jones has spoken of the ecstatic moment his daughter claimed a silver Olympic medal. Luuka's father
A Tauranga commercial fisherman has been convicted and fined $3000 for deliberately driving his vehicle at a fishery officer who had
A moderate earthquake has been recorded in the Bay of Plenty. At 11.29pm last night, a magnitude 3.3 earthquake was recorded near
Update: The two girls reported missing in Hamilton since Sunday have been found safe and well. Police have thanked the public for
Mount Maunganui-based Monit Rally Computers is exporting its specialised rally-driving electronics equipment to more than 26 countries
It's long been said that it takes a village to raise a child but if you read the updated 21st-century manual it seems that all it
Rotoiti are on a roll as they move up to third in Baywide Premier 1 with their first back-to-back wins in the competition. They beat