Western Bay of Plenty Cricket Association is trying to swing the door open wider to give more girls a fun taste of cricket by offering a new female-only non-competitive... Read More

Lovers of Tauranga's Summer Shakespeare will be delighted to know local thespian and director Pascal Tibbits is holding auditions for 'The Tempest' on Sunday,... Read More

A wonderland of preloved toys awaits at this year's Community Toy Swap in Pāpāmoa! Last year was the first time the Pāpāmoa Toy Library held the Community... Read More

Real 'good bitches' get in the kitchen and bake! And no it's not derogatory or sexist - because being a 'good bitch' is an all-inclusive term. This month marks... Read More

It quickly became a popular haunt - a place for young people to hang out and shoot hoops, a council facility, a basketball half court opposite Bobby's on Dive... Read More

'Our whole life was on that ship,” says Tauranga resident Craig Fellows, after the MV Rena grounded on October 5, 2011. 'All of our memories - wedding photos... Read More

It's set to be a hot and dry summer and Mount Maunganui souvenir shop owner Ian New is predicting a great cruise ship season to match! Launching off this month,... Read More

The Bay of Plenty Fijians Community are celebrating Fiji Language Week and Fiji Independence Day in Te Puke from October 7-14. The celebrations begin with a flag... Read More

A Tauranga teenager with a bleeding tumour on his lip is facing up to eight months wait for treatment through the health system. His stepfather Gus says the 13-year-old... Read More

Proposed investment into infrastructure for electric vehicles will see more people turning to battery power according to Automobile Association's Simon Douglas. Earlier... Read More

They need help so they can help others. 'They' is the Harbour City Lions, And they need books, lots of books, for their annual racecourse Charity Book Sale in... Read More

Toi Tauranga Art Gallery could charge tourists in future. Gallery admission is free with a donation encouraged. The question of charging visitors was raised at... Read More