Jo Raphael: Stargazing gives us the opportunity to practise Matariki principles
OPINION: Matariki will give us time to slow down and reflect.
OPINION: Matariki will give us time to slow down and reflect.
It is another frosty start to the day in the Bay of Plenty.
Opinion: It's hard to deal with despicable behaviour happening under our noses.
OPINION: Cold, unhealthy homes should be a thing of the past with new rules.
Accessibility Concession goes live for buses in the Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
OPINION: The transtasman bubble was always a case of "flyer-beware".
Outstanding achievements honoured at Apiculture NZ National Honey Competition.
'We are pretty booked up all the way till March,' says one Tauranga catering company.
The move means less money for district councils.
Here's what you need to know about the regions and roads forecast to be worst-hit.
Heavy rain may cause streams and rivers to rise rapidly.
OPINION: All options should be considered for shifting people out of emergency housing
'People don't have to save anymore, if they want it, they buy it.'
Tania Hilliam had stage 4 bowel cancer and a grim future. Now look at her.
Close contacts in Tauranga have tested negative but the risk remains.
There are over 300 truffle farms, known as truffières, in New Zealand.
The father and daughter had sought discharge without conviction.
Brett Williamson eventually got up at 4.30am after being bombarded with text messages.
OPINION: Make it as easy as possible for people to say yes.
Landlords can lease properties to the Government through a Community Housing Provider.
The Bay of Plenty was drenched at the beginning of this weekend.
Dama wallabies are spreading from Rotorua to the Waikato.
Heavy rain watches are also coming into force for the North Island's upper east.
50m pool, supermarket, shops, 15,000 jobs and 11,000 new homes to be built nearby
OPINION: How well could you handle a digital detox?
Comments come after fighting erupted at senior match.
Hypervigilance, distrust and fear, before a child abuse survivor's journey to closure.
Volunteers believe the small plastic balls come from the Rena wreckage near Tauranga.
the location is part of a transport corridor between Auckland, Hamilton, and Tauranga.
Georgia Browne thought she'd scored a bargain. The camera was priceless.