Congestion charging could be needed to keep Tauranga moving
The current funding model for transport infrastructure is “not going to cut it”.
The current funding model for transport infrastructure is “not going to cut it”.
'You do it one day and it takes one hour and the next day it takes two hours, it's hard.'
'The way to get things done, of course, is to collaborate,' says a local body politician.
A number of two-way streets will become one-way in Tauranga City Centre.
Peter Rawstron says the Waiere Stream is popular but dangerous.
Motorists are rescheduling their lives to allow for 'horrific' Tauranga delays.
Women are starting to ditch the dye and embrace their grey.
The proposed fee structure is based on a single week of training time.
About 50 people packed council chambers.
Severe weather washed out the original bridge.
An election will be held on July 20 in which a mayor and nine councillors will be chosen.
Paul Gibbs' dog Molly sustained "horrific injuries".
'Last year we overspent $10,000 to $12,000 every two weeks.'
About 22 signs were erected despite parking changes being delayed.
After two bad seasons, the industry is forecasting a bumper crop
Staff are frustrated after being paid incorrectly for working recent public holidays.
Trend emerges amid a dramatic increase in drivers fleeing police.
Reporter Alisha Evans looks at the highs and lows for the district in 2023.
One GP said doctors are working weekends and skipping meal breaks to keep up with demand.
Contractors will pause work from midday tomorrow through to 8am on January 8.
With finances tight, many families may need to approach festivities differently.
Molly has had two surgeries and may need more after her throat was 'ripped open'.
Memorial Park will undergo a $128m upgrade including a new aquatic centre.
'She left the community in a better place than she found it.'
Tolley 'frustrated' as long timelines continue for project that could house 15,550.
A Te Whatu Ora report said poor air quality was creating significant health risk.
Venues will now be able to move away from high-deprivation areas in the city.
The ombudsman’s call to open council workshops is a ‘hard nut to crack’.
The land was purchased by Tauranga City Council in 1982.
Omanu resident has been pushing for a community garden since 2021.