Ilma Shergold, the grandmother, is younger than her grandsons. Go figure. The boys are aged 25,2 6 and 30, or thereabouts, and Ilma, the grandmother, is... Read More

Surgical masks are almost impossible to come by in the Bay of Plenty as people prepare for the impact of a possible Coronavirus outbreak. Tauranga pharmacists,... Read More

It's a plant, not just any plant, but a plant with a story. And Roger Allen tells that story with deep affection and respect. 'It's taken 10 years to grow this... Read More

'I consider it a waste of money.' That's Vicki Coes' reaction to the Welcome Bay slip lane and the recent redesign work done by the Tauranga City Council... Read More

As students around the Bay are heading back to school, parents will be pleased to know students travelling on Bayhopper buses will receive free fares through... Read More

The Tauranga Arts Festival Trust is delighted to announce that award-winning singer and songwriter Ria Hall is to helm the 2021 Tauranga Arts Festival. Ria,... Read More

The VW 'Run to the Sun' is back in Tauranga for 2020. The concept is popular in the UK and Jeremy Longman pitched the idea to a few friends a few years... Read More

Three Tauranga nurses who were inspired by a grassroots healthcare programme in Bangladesh are fundraising to see its continuation. Lyn Elliot travelled... Read More

He's been racing cars in all categories of motorsport before he was able to drive on the road. Tauranga-born teen Callum Hedge officially got his licence to... Read More

Bike Month 2020 is well underway with some type of biking event taking place most days throughout the month of February. To make things easier for those... Read More

When you turn on your tap at any time day or night, you may take it for granted that water will always come out. When it doesn't, people start to panic,... Read More

The Te Puke Centre Charitable Trust is now pressing ahead with the second stage of its grand vision and is aiming to raise a minimum of $100,000 in just one... Read More