
Port of Tauranga hopes for breakthrough on logjam, posts 27% net profit lift
The port has run out of capacity - but legal action has blocked growth again.
The port has run out of capacity - but legal action has blocked growth again.
Pioneering surgeon-led facility will create 100 jobs and is part of a $80m development.
A crash is reportedly blocking traffic on SH29, near Tauriko.
A man was playing golf when he heard screaming; he looked up and saw a woman being beaten.
Seven week-strike planned after union says Oranga Tamariki offered members 0% pay rise.
A person trapped in the plane was rescued using special equipment.
'Something special happened when Ngāti Ranginui came on stage.'
Tauranga City Council says it is not obliged to provide facilities for working boats.
One person is trapped in a light aircraft following a crash at Tauranga Airport.
The landlord says it took four people four days to clear the rubbish from the property.
Second Curtis brother convicted of 3yo's murder makes first Parole Board appearance.
Another tech firm sold offshore, but new owners says it'll add to its 130 staff.
Mayor Mahe Drysdale says the council's budget is a 'ceiling ... not a target'.
A BoP woman stumbled upon two giant mushrooms while on her daily walk.
One of the main roads into Tauranga will be closed for five nights next week.
Western Bay of Plenty hopes to secure one of the Government's sought-after regional deals.
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A translation app including six languages has been set up for Te Matatini 2025.
Worthwhile places to stop on a roadie through the Coromandel and Bay of Plenty.
Katikati health practice says poor funding has caused 'dangerous' wait times.
A Tenancy Services taskforce is due to inspect some of Dunedin's grotty flats this year.
More than 6500 tickets were issued for breaching the 50m rule last year.
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Three men were sentenced in Rotorua on Friday to home detention.
Mathew Karetu was dealing drugs as the national president of the Barbarians chapter.
After a decade in business, a plumbing business has been recognised for its success.
The young woman became resentful over having to care for the 2-year-old.
The damage has been so severe that the resident received a $28K insurance payout.