Local Focus: Sprinkler ban a pain for 4-year-old Rylan
The Council are not sure when the sprinkler ban will end. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The Council are not sure when the sprinkler ban will end. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
"She came home and hid under the bed...I could see a hole in her back leg."
The Society of St Vincent de Paul in Tauranga is having its first "community free sale".
James Eric Hiroki and Carey Raymond Leask will be sentenced on March 22.
A new Bay of Plenty school is having its opening ceremony today.
The crash sparked a small vegetation fire
More Kiwis are embarking on a teaching career again because of the teacher shortage.
The man was bodysurfing at the beach around midday today.
It's the biggest celebration in the world. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Mana wahine is the inspiration behind her Waitangi artwork. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
It's the biggest celebration in the world. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Tauranga and Western Bay's building consents surpassed $1 billion for the third year.
The crashes left commuters stranded for hours as emergency services cleared the scenes.
Washing machine, lawn mower and other essentials plucked from women's refuge
It's a mixed bag weather-wise for our national day.
Parents had newborn and redundancy to deal with when he was rushed to hospital.
Developer, architect, engineer among those being sued over defects in apartment building.
People are upset with the new bus changes
Mount Maunganui man who nearly drowned at Arataki beach remains in Tauranga Hospital.
The weather has prompted an influx of wasps, ants, mosquitoes and many other insects.
A baby boy was found inside a vehicle as his mum gambled at a TAB.
Sprinkler ban was put in place yesterday following hot weather and peak water usage.
Whanganui's James Rountree in the thick of Oceania Challenge Cup at Motocross Grand Prix
A woman had admitted reversing over a supermarket worker who was trying to stop her.
Former coal mine to be restored back to lake. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Dry weather conditions and peak water usage has resulted in a sprinkler ban.
As the temperature has risen, some workers have been really feeling the heat.