Whether you're someone who drives, walks, cycles, or takes the bus - everyone is encouraged to have a say in the future of the Bay of Plenty's land transport network... Read More

A free, fun day out for the whole family is on offer this Sunday, March 3, as Tauranga City hosts a hive of performances, face painting, arts and craft activities,... Read More

From young pups, to teaching old dogs new tricks, if you want some expert advice on helping your four-legged friend to put their best paw forward, come along to... Read More

Prepare for a burst of colours and culture as the Holi Colour Splash event returns to Memorial Park, Tauranga City, this Saturday, March 2. Holi, renowned as... Read More

While some outdoor sports groups are up in arms about council's proposed fee hikes for sport ground use, some indoor groups are welcoming the fees to create an even... Read More

Hundreds of thousands of books have been shipped to Pacific Island communities thanks to the ongoing 'labour of love” from former Tauranga Libraries' manager... Read More

The opening of the new Pāpāmoa Food Hub this week in Pāpāmoa East is good news for people suffering from rising living costs and soaring mortgage rates. 'There... Read More

Whether you suffer hearing loss yourself, or have a family member, friend or colleague who does - you're welcome at two monthly support group coffee mornings, in... Read More

The skirl of bag pipes and the steady beat of drums will swirl Mount Maunganui this weekend as the City of Tauranga Pipe Band holds a prestigious contest for the... Read More

Diehard New Zealand 'Swifties' made the journey across the ditch in February for the chance to see pop icon Taylor Swift play live for the Australian leg of her... Read More

If they couldn't see him, they could hear him. Because Stu Willoughby would regularly pull his L.G.Lawrie's from the closet and belt out 'Amazing Grace' or 'Scotland... Read More

Safety improvements will be made to Mount Maunganui's Links Avenue - but the controversial cul-de-sac that earnt $5m in fines will remain. The residential street... Read More