Two crashes on State Highway 2, Te Puke Highway
Two crashes involving trucks have been reported to police
Two crashes involving trucks have been reported to police
NZ's top cafe: How Marty Robinson's, The Daily, changed a community.
Kiwifruit crops are due to ripen faster than anticipated - and pickers are needed.
Seasonal work is a fun way to top up retired couple's income
Taking time off when his children were born meant he was more prepared when his wife died.
Man who nearly died in a motorcycle crash near SH2 this month says he has been 'blessed'.
Some 70% of schools are measuring children's progress, but not against national standards.
The kiwifruit sector has experienced massive growth since the PSA virus took hold in 2010.
Boy "lucky" after being hit by car in Western Bay.
The $4.5 million hub project is now underway. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Parents object to promotion urging parents to buy air rifles for children
Like a something out of a movie, dogs Chica and Joy gave plenty of people the slip
Two Western Bay of Plenty teens have each scooped a $15,000 Zespri academic scholarship
Small village of temporary homes for homeless being proposed for Te Puke.
Te Puke's John Feaver isn't about to let his age stop his need for speed.
Ten fire crews battled the blaze early this morning.
The man tragically killed in a crash on Friday was a young local father.
One person was trapped after a crash in the Te Puke Highway.
Tauranga and Te Puke fought out a tight game but Mount Maunganui lead the competition.
Pukehina School has just 10 students left on its roll. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Pukehina School has just 10 students left on its roll. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
2016/17 saw financial growth for local orchardists. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
2016/17 saw financial growth for local orchardists.
Immigration officials say exploited Indian students have been regularly sleeping in cars.
A man wanted after a petrol station drive-off in Tokoroa yesterday has been arrested.
Three Bay students are to attend a week-long environmental forum