City Life

Homeschoolers brave elements for 40-Hour challenge

Four Bay of Plenty teenagers are feeling immense pride after pushing their physical limits during a fundraising weekend. As the shortest days of the year... Read More

Another protest against SH2 barriers

Rain or shine, State Highway 2 residents are ready to protest once again for their right to turn into the side roads. Median barriers are being installed... Read More

A roar of rods around town  

They're coming from as far afield as Whangārei and Whanganui, Palmerston North and Napier - about 150 hot-rodders in 80 of their beloved cars hit town this... Read More

Debates begin for elections

Tauranga's local body election campaigns are beginning with the first Tauranga mayoral debate set for next Wednesday, June 26, from 5pm-7pm. Tauranga's Chamber... Read More

Nostalgia guaranteed at collectibles fair

Whether you're a dedicated toy enthusiast, a lover of vintage treasures, or simply keen to relive cherished memories, the upcoming Te Puke Toy and Collectibles... Read More

RSA shows gratitude for quilters

Tauranga RSA is preparing for a showcase of Anzac quilts to raise funds for the generous quilters who made them. 'It has been suggested by a member that the... Read More

Teens take on Queen production

About 75 students from two Tauranga colleges have been polishing their acting skills and voices, their hair and makeup talents, and learning the ropes backstage... Read More

Historic Bond store bids farewell to Sun Media

Tauranga City Library is the new custodian of the Sun Media archives, which have previously been carefully stored in cupboards at the top of the stairs at 1... Read More

‘Most epic’ production to celebrate Matariki

Mount Maunganui College is revving up for the production 'Mauao always beside you' on June 26-27 at Baycourt. Production manager Wayne Flanagan says 75 students... Read More

A new community-led fitness studio

Like a phoenix, a new not-for-profit community fitness studio has risen from the ashes of a former business at the Mount. And when it flies into profitable... Read More

Draft speed limit rule open for consultation

The Coalition Government will reverse Labour's blanket speed limit reductions by July 1, 2025, through a new Land Transport Rule released for public consultation... Read More

Garden and art festival tickets selling fast

The Bay of Plenty Garden & Art Festival, proudly brought to you by Bayleys, is in an early-bird frenzy with tickets selling fast. Until July 15, festival-goers... Read More