Local News
11:35am Fri 25 Aug, 2017
Five young entrepreneurs at Otumoetai College are turning their interest in te reo Maori into a business. The Year 12 students are taking part in the Young Enterprise... Read More
11:34am Fri 25 Aug, 2017
Students from Tauranga Girls' College will be publicly exhibiting their artwork next Thursday as part of the Tauranga Girls' College Arts Festival. For some of... Read More
11:31am Fri 25 Aug, 2017
'Jeeez … what would we do after a game in those days if we didn't have a beer?” It's a poser from an ex-All Black. 'I mean, what would we do?” And... Read More
11:30am Fri 25 Aug, 2017
If Ivan Alexander goes back to school next month, the bell will ring summoning him to class. But the schoolyard will be silent, deserted. There'll be no kids at... Read More
11:29am Fri 25 Aug, 2017
A miniature horse club's policy is horse size doesn't matter, and they aim to prove it at their latest open day. The Volcanic Miniature Horse club open day on Sunday,... Read More
11:28am Fri 25 Aug, 2017
'We have got to stop beating up on each other,” says Ken Clearwater, manager of the Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Trust. He's laughing but not joking -... Read More
11:27am Fri 25 Aug, 2017
The Katikati Concert Band is celebrating 125 years with a concert at the Katikati Hall this weekend. The band was originally formed in 1892 as a fife and drum band... Read More
11:26am Fri 25 Aug, 2017
Move over yellow buses, the great container wall of Willow St has arrived. Intended to protect pedestrians and passing motorists during the Tauranga City Council's... Read More
11:23am Fri 25 Aug, 2017
The Cancer Society's biggest annual fundraiser, Daffodil Day, is being held today, Friday, August 25 and the Cancer Society desperately needs the support of Kiwis... Read More
11:14am Fri 18 Aug, 2017
'They gave me a thousand dollars,” says Mount Maunganui College student, Annabelle Stewart, who now has a flash new Bach Stradivarius professional trumpet... Read More
11:13am Fri 18 Aug, 2017
Up to 65 young, quality truck driving graduates come off the production line in Tauranga each year but far too few to satisfy the needs of the road freight transport... Read More
11:12am Fri 18 Aug, 2017
Illness, ill-feeling and protest - that's the fall-out from the bad water dumped into the reticulation system in the small western bay towns of Paengaroa and Pongakawa... Read More












