The daily grind of work, eat, sleep, repeat gets mundane but for two Tauranga people it is all they wanted. Julie Thomson and Mitchell Brown have learning... Read More

A Tauranga doctor has described general practice waiting rooms as 'breeding grounds” for viruses pre-COVID. But coronavirus has changed the way doctors'... Read More

A Tauranga home goods store has stopped selling the Confederate flag after receiving complaints about what it represents. The flag was removed from AJ's... Read More

The notion of consumers buying local is alive and well but businesses are doing their bit to keep the local cogs turning as well. By using local suppliers... Read More

More Mount Maunganui households are wanting to join Western Bay of Plenty Neighbourhood Support after the isolation of lockdown. Neighbourhood Support delivered... Read More

The Bay of Plenty Interpreting Service, BOPIS, is celebrating eight years of service in the Bay. 'When we started, we had seven interpreters and now we... Read More

The Tauranga Hospital children's ward is $2500 closer to purchasing a lifesaving piece of equipment for sick babies, thanks to a joint donation from two Bay... Read More

The cost of housing, a universal basic income, the environment and the opportunity to thrive are all top policy priorities for The Opportunities Party - TOP -... Read More

'We don't want another a Phoenix carpark or Greerton mess,' say Mount Maunganui ratepayers about Tauranga City Council's 'Innovating Streets at the Mount' proposal.... Read More

Tauranga's Bob Owens Retirement Village has won Ryman Healthcare's Village of the Year award for 2020. The news was announced during a virtual awards ceremony... Read More

You may not be familiar with the words of a Brindisi chorus in Verdi's popular 1853 Opera, La Traviata, but nonetheless the sentiments are apt for a social... Read More

The Electrical Training Company is calling for aspiring Tauranga electrical apprentices to enroll in a foundation course due to start in September. ETCO... Read More