The Splash n Dash Dragon Boat Festival returns to The Strand Waterfront on July 18 from 9am to 2pm, promising an exciting day of fast-paced racing and family... Read More

No toilet, no running water, no phone service and shoddy electricity. It's the 'feral dirtbag” life to power her passion for seed saving and she wouldn't... Read More

Sponsored Content Waihī Beach Butchery has earned national recognition, taking home a silver medal at the 100% New Zealand Bacon and Ham Awards for its Manuka... Read More

For most people, a cycling holiday might involve a few scenic trails, and a leisurely café stop. For Bay of Plenty conservationists Anna Wentsch and Callum... Read More

When the world's best young debaters gather in Kenya next week, two students from Tauranga will be among those representing New Zealand. Tauranga Girls' College... Read More

Three new exhibitions celebrating the themes of Matariki are now on display at The Incubator Creative Hub, following their launch at the creative hub's monthly... Read More

He's been part of the New Zealand Navy for nearly two decades, but instead of being at the helm of ships, weaponry or defence strategy, he's been armed with... Read More

'It's to make kids think,” Tauranga Woodcrafters Guild member Mike Buck, 87, said. 'For a starter, they're completely puzzled.” That's exactly... Read More

Families looking for a low-cost way to keep children entertained these school holidays will find plenty to explore at McLaren Falls Park, where a new StoryWalk... Read More

The Daily Café in Te Puke has closed its doors for six weeks while it undergoes a major renovation designed to strengthen its role as a café and... Read More

Ōtūmoetai Intermediate's new principal has big shoes to fill as he succeeds Henk Popping, who held the position for more than two decades. But Blake Carlin... Read More

A new community partnership is helping ensure dozens of Pāpāmoa College students can head to school this winter with warm, dry feet. The Pāpāmoa Food... Read More