Construction on the Bayfair flyover is underway with four supersized steel cages recently craned into the middle of the roundabout, providing the... Read More

  A scout group in Mount Maunganui is taking out the trash when it comes to littering, and putting residents on notice for their fly-tipping habits.   The... Read More

  A Bay of Plenty couple are praying for remission following a devastating cancer diagnosis.   Thirty-six-year-old Riley Scown was diagnosed... Read More

  NZ’s Music Month is a good time to tune into local bands and musicians, staying ahead of the winter blues with a fresh dose of new as well... Read More

  Hopukiore or Mount Drury is often the forgotten hill when compared to its famous counterpart Mauao, but one that offers a lot of history. Around... Read More

  Des Watson is on a mission. A mission to keep New Zealand’s waterways clean and free of waste.   Des started his journey on January... Read More

  More research is urgently needed into the impact that attending suicide events is having on paramedics and other first responders, a researcher... Read More

  Diane Martin loved playing badminton, it kept her fit and active, but now due to cataracts, her eyesight is so blurry she can no longer get out... Read More

    The three hectares of residential zoned land in a Tauranga central suburb that is home to one of the world’s largest collection... Read More

  Many people seem to have it all outwardly, but inside may be falling apart, crushed and wounded by their past, whether it be loss, abuse, or... Read More

  Rainbow colours abound amongst Martin Earles’ finches.   The Tauranga veterinarian is looking forward to helping run next weekend’s... Read More

  The Papamoa Residents and Ratepayers Association – PRRA – has made a submission to the Tauranga City Council’s Long Term Plan... Read More

Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Tauranga City Council are preparing for the next round of community consultation and engagement for Tauriko for Tomorrow.... Read More

For the past six years, Graham Lawler has been hanging a sign from Gareth and Jo Morgan’s balcony, advertising the Mount Maunganui Runners and... Read More

  You can tell a lot about a person by the way they ‘drive’ their shopping cart around a supermarket. Some slowly navigate it through... Read More