
AIMS Games: Best friends tee off, plus results
The final round of golf finished at Mount Maunganui Golf Club
The final round of golf finished at Mount Maunganui Golf Club
The NZ Summer Record tour features a stacked line-up.
Two young Whanganui athletes strike gold at the 2019 Anchor Aims Games in Tauranga.
Tongan swimmers making a splash at AIMS Games.
Meet the new blood taking the reins as tournament chairperson
The Australian singer was spotted near Mount Main Beach.
The Fijian team is the first Pacific Islands team represented in the AIMS Games.
Regional council staff are currently responding to the spill.
Construction on the office space at the Plaza will start early September.
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix lost in the final minutes of their match against Wellington.
"Buyers are looking for affordable entry points into the market."
A widespread burst of thunderstorms brought over 1300 lightning flashes within an hour.
Bay locals talk about what it's like to lose a loved one to suicide.
Spending time with the experts as they trace infections and attempt to prevent the spread.
Editorial: Care and caution are required to ward off complacency around immunisation.
The employment investigation began in October last year.
In the Western Bay of Plenty alone.
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix take on Wellington in the second week of he Farah Palmer Cup
Five people died after a tourist bus rolled on State Highway 5 at Ngātira, near Rotorua.
A reporter at the scene said the incident was near the Te Puke train station.
Mum of baby too young to be vaccinated says she'll stay home during tournament week.
Education Minister Chris Hipkins made the announcement in Tauranga on Tuesday.
Tauranga residents cashing in on giant profits in sizzling property market.
The AIMS Games is going ahead despite concerns raised over the measles.
Just 77 per cent of six-month-old babies are now getting their vaccines on time.
Measles is a nasty virus that parents should watch out for, one mum says.
The Government has announced a $2.793 million investment.
Mr G sends a clear message to Tauranga. Made with funding from NZ On Air.