
Revealed: Who wants to be Tauranga’s new Māori ward councillor
Mikaere Sydney was elected last year but has not taken up the role due to illness.
Mikaere Sydney was elected last year but has not taken up the role due to illness.
An in-need-of restoration Model T Ford is up for grabs in Te Puke.
Tonight's draw comes days just after $10.5 million win.
The Katikati Cricket Club has been left disheartened after some weekend vandalism.
The ticket was sold at Paper Plus Waihī & Toyworld.
Tauranga City Council says it is not obliged to provide facilities for working boats.
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.
Cricket is being used as a wary to promote good welfare in Te Puke.
'Working with our friends down the road.'
Why Rotorua is the poster child for this week's high humidity.
An earth-friendly film is being shown in Katikati.
Industrial development Rangiuru Business Park near Te Puke has reached a major milestone.
Council's sale of Port of Tauranga shares to create an 'endowment fund' for the community.
Beach parties and drinking in public have Mount locals calling for a full liquor ban.
Mayor Mahé Drysdale says it's "very challenging” finding a suitable home in Tauranga.
A Paengaroa orchard company is giving back to the Te Puke community.
The 100th edition of the Katikati A&P Show proved a big hit.
Nominations have opened for Tauranga's Te Awanui ward byelection.
Target recipients include those experiencing food insecurity.
... and don't forget the daily toddy.
Police renew plea for information in relation to man's violent 2023 death.
No gym rats staring here, just livestock.
Family and friends remember a man passionate about his community.
The fire is 'growing quickly' according to witnesses.
Tauranga's city centre is seeing a massive revitalisation for private and public projects.
The Te Puke Food Hub will keep its doors open for now but still needs extra funding.
Romeo and Juliet: Tragic story retold in 1930s era in Te Puna.
The Te Puke A&P Show will have something for everyone next month.
'I want to be part of building something completely new for a city that’s never had one.'