
Residents criticise mayor for inconsistency over ‘s*** deal’
Tauranga Mayor Mahe Drysdale called the marine precinct sale a ‘s... deal’.
Tauranga Mayor Mahe Drysdale called the marine precinct sale a ‘s... deal’.
The council decided to keep the 7am opening to save on extra costs.
Mayor Mahé Drysdale said focusing on past issues won't help the council progress.
Mayor Mahé Drysdale said road changes aim to balance safety and accessibility.
Construction will begin on the two-storey development at the end of 2025.
“I feel really, really sad. It’s taken character away."
A Pāpāmoa East centre needs to be prioritised, a reverend says.
The NZ Taxpayers Union breaks down the costs for the Tauranga destination playground.
It plans to build a marine research and education facility.
Mayor Mahe Drysdale says the council's budget is a 'ceiling ... not a target'.
Western Bay of Plenty hopes to secure one of the Government's sought-after regional deals.
More than 6500 tickets were issued for breaching the 50m rule last year.
The damage has been so severe that the resident received a $28K insurance payout.
Plans for a tidal lane at Turret Rd can begin but construction is still two years away.
Call for professional dog walkers’ licence in Tauranga
Industrial development Rangiuru Business Park near Te Puke has reached a major milestone.
Beach parties and drinking in public have Mount locals calling for a full liquor ban.
A popular event for animal lovers is back on in Tauranga.
The council's decision to enforce the fine is called 'silly and stupid'.
Nominations have opened for Tauranga's Te Awanui ward byelection.
He was elected in July but has not been able to take up the role due to illness.
Tauranga's city centre is seeing a massive revitalisation for private and public projects.
'I want to be part of building something completely new for a city that’s never had one.'
He says being in chief executive roles for 10 years “takes its toll”.
Oval game shows need for rectangular stadium, says one of the region's biggest rugby fans.
The project came after a group of mothers raised concerns about the lack of shade.
The Chiefs are heading to play there on Anzac Day.
More than 22 trees were damaged so badly over a year they had to be removed.
Illegal dumping harms environment, burdens Tauranga ratepayers financially.
Despite the empty homes, the council says it's not a concern.