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Do I need extra magnesium in my diet? (Part 2)

John ArtsAbundant Living www.johnarts.co.nz As a nutritional medicine practitioner, magnesium is one of my most commonly prescribed supplements. This is because it is involved in numerous body processes and can help problems in a number of different... Read More

Tsunami sirens back on the agenda

Straight from city councilA personal view,by Councillor Steve Morris Next year you will have the opportunity to choose between two types of siren for council to warn you during a civil defence emergency (including tsunami). Our staff are beavering... Read More

Some bad ideas for disciplining brats

Brian RogersRogers Rabbits www.sunlive.co.nz Child discipline has come up for much debate this week as the government unveils plans for a military-style boot camp for youth offenders. That's a great idea; finally a government with the guts to... Read More

R&R in 'enemy territory'

Sideline SidSports correspondent & historian www.sunlive.co.nz Sideline Sid and Mrs Sid have found themselves deep in enemy territory on their annual R&R, away in the far north of our beautiful country. It was only after arriving in the top of... Read More

Tauranga July Average Daily Maximum Temperatures 1913-2017

Weather Eyewith John Maunder The graph below shows details of the average daily maximum temperatures, called 'afternoon', for Tauranga for July from 1913-2017. The temperature for July 2017 was 14.4 degrees Celsius, which was the second coolest... Read More

Help fulfil your child's sporting dreams

Active Voicewith Dave ClarkCoaching & Development Team Leader As parents in today's society, it's easy to get immersed in the sporting world. From ferrying your children to their next training, or coaching their team, to heading off at the weekend... Read More

Do I need extra magnesium? (Part 1)

John ArtsAbundant Living www.johnarts.co.nz Magnesium is one of the most commonly prescribed supplements by natural health practitioners. The nutritional medicine textbook 'Integrative Medicine' (Rakel 2012) is a well-respected reference text for... Read More

The future of 'council flats'

Straight from city councilA personal view,by Councillor Steve Morris There were a few headlines bandied about in the media last week that may have caused concern among residents of Tauranga's elder housing. So, let's be clear. Tauranga City Council... Read More

Greens agony and Labour pains

Brian RogersRogers Rabbits www.sunlive.co.nz What a week in the news. There's scandal, accusations, admissions, sadness and drama. Metiria's fallen on the sword. Jacinda's riding high in the saddle. Glenn Campbell's fallen from his. Winston... Read More

Effective communication key to club growth

Active Voicewith Zane JensenSport BOP Community Sport Advisor From texting and social media, to meeting with a colleague or first introductions, we're regularly communicating (and in more ways than ever). But it's important to remember that communication... Read More

Tauranga July Rainfalls 1898-2017

Weather Eyewith John Maunder Rainfalls for the month of July have been recorded in Tauranga since 1898, except for 1904, 1907, 1908, and 1909. The graph for the period 1898-2017 shows the range of rainfalls from an extreme high of 348 mm in 1951,... Read More

Go the Steamers!

Sideline SidSports correspondent & historian www.sunlive.co.nz The Baywide rugby season came to a conclusion last Saturday with the last three of the six Bay of Plenty Rugby Union club titles decided. Arataki took out the Premier Two crown after... Read More