Hold on! Strong winds to batter the Bay
A strong wind watch has been issued for the Bay Of Plenty
A strong wind watch has been issued for the Bay Of Plenty
A large number of hoardings were vandalised in the Bay over the weekend
Bay of Plenty locals say it can be tough to get help for mental health issues.
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix have won their first game of the Farah Palmer Cup season.
With the Rugby World Cup under way we look at the history of Bay of Plenty's All Blacks.
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix take on Waikato in the fourth round of the Farah Palmer Cup
More MMR jabs set to be distributed but Bay of Plenty's access to doses will be limited.
COMMENT: Government has spent millions to put homeless in motels but where are the houses?
Te Puna's Rewita Biddle to make his debut in the All Blacks Sevens jersey this weekend.
The jury has returned with a verdict for Warren Uata Kiwi.
The star smashed the record of ribs eaten at the restaurant's weekly competition.
Emergency services were on the way.
The WaiBOP women's football team went down to Auckland in their opening match.
Tauranga's Aaron Pulford and Rotorua's Michael Voss finished first and second.
An injured motorcyclist has been airlifted off a Bay of Plenty Island after hitting a cow.
Tauranga is hosting New Zealand's top hockey players in the Ford National Hockey League.
Is vaping the answer to getting smokers to put the cigarettes down?
The measles vaccine shortage in the Bay of Plenty has caused upset and tears.
Tauranga was treated to six days of non-stop sport this week.
In the AIMS Games Rugby Sevens, Tauranga Intermediate are no longer the bridesmaids.
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix take on Auckland in the Farah Palmer Cup on Saturday.
The Bay of Plenty Steamers travel to Taranaki for their next Mitre 10 Cup match.
The first Aims Games mountainbiking a success.
Farmers oppose the proposed changes while the council welcomes them.
The NZ Summer Record tour features a stacked line-up.
Young children come first for measles jabs as stock is low.
The Bay of Plenty women's squash team captured a third consecutive national title.
Tumai Kaukau-Troughton is the Te Reo reporter at the AIMS Games.
The Australian singer was spotted near Mount Main Beach.