Blogs

The ins and outs of inflammation – Part 2

John ArtsAbundant Living www.johnarts.co.nz Last week I talked about how inflammation is an important part of our healing system. Inflammation is basically a process where immune, white blood cells respond to infection or injury by releasing a... Read More

The original soul food

Peter BlakewayFood writer The season for standing on the edge of our children's sports fields has definitely arrived, and with it the promise of winter around the corner. This gives me the chance to delve into the earliest history of food and cooking. Once... Read More

Important facts we learned this week

Brian RogersRogers Rabbits www.sunlive.co.nz I really need you to focus right now. Because a lot of important facts have been highlighted in the news, or popped into the addled Rabbit brain this week. They are conveniently arranged here into one... Read More

Where to find the jobs in New Zealand

Careers with Hartwith Jay Hart This year in New Zealand, the two fastest growing industries with the highest employee demand are the service industry and the social and community services Industry - in that order. This doesn't mean you can't find... Read More

Please Tauranga City – one rule for all

Andrew von DadelszenFormer Regional Councillor For the last six weeks the park adjourning Takitimu Drive, below 9th Ave, has been the home of a squatter. This isn't your usual homeless person, but this is an 'occupation' by one Mr Ranginui (that... Read More

It’s question time!

Simon BridgesNational MP simonbridges.co.nz Last Monday evening I hosted another successful People's Question Time session at Tauranga Boy's College. These Q&A events are an opportunity for you to come along and tell me your worries and concerns,... Read More

Anzac Day – RSA licence extension

Clayton MitchellNew Zealand First MP Come 4am on Monday, April 25, new liquor licensing laws will take affect for ANZAC day celebrations at RSAs around the country. New Zealand First supported a private members bill in the name of Paul Foster-Bell... Read More

Workshops on civic space

Catherine StewartTauranga City Councillor Workshops are continuing regarding potential spatial plans for how the existing council building space could look in the future. Museum, library and a performance space are some ideas being mooted for discussion. Also,... Read More

Managing the Resource Management Act

Jane NeesBOP Regional Councillorwww.janenees.co.nz To sit on Resource Management Act resource consent and plan hearings, elected local authority councillors must hold a qualification as an RMA hearings commissioner. Getting this qualification is... Read More

Silly season arrives a little earlier this year

Matt CowleyTauranga City Councillor No, I'm not talking about the end-of-year festive season. This week's council meeting shows the city is already warming up for an exciting election season in September-October 2016. After a heated debate and... Read More

Ron Jarden's time as an All Black

Sideline SidSports correspondant & historian www.sunlive.co.nz One benefit of reaching the seven decade mark in life, is the ability to look back at events and people that have shaped the world, having lived through the times. There is always... Read More

Tauranga Average Afternoon Temperatures: March 1913-2016

Weather Eyewith John Maunder Temperatures have been recorded in the Tauranga area at several sites during the last 100 years including the current Tauranga Airport site from June 1990. The graph shows details of the average daily maximum temperatures,... Read More