Entertainment

Tastefully teasing in Tauranga

David Balassa is a true gentlemen. He just wants to make the ladies smile. But his desire to please often gets him into trouble. The 35-year-old is a male entertainer... Read More

The colour of Paula’s life

Papamoa costal landscape painter Paula Knight is set to feature in an episode of Australian television show, 'Colour in Your Life', which will air early next year. Last... Read More

Outdoor cinema screens ET

Tauranga locals can sit back and enjoy a family classic on Mt Drury this weekend - as part of World Vision's Bit by Bit Week, Night Owl Cinema is screening 'ET'. Kim... Read More

Boys' lightning performance

St Mary's Catholic School's boys' team are national champions after winning the boys' section in the recent Jump Jam National competition at Christchurch. The... Read More

Forty years of flexibility

Donning a pair of neon tights and unfurling your designer yoga mat is now a common routine for many in the Bay - it's become as fashionable as it is practical. But... Read More

Boogie bandits star at StarJam

I was born on Friday the 13th, Black Friday. If that start wasn't bad enough, things got worse. I was diagnosed with a heart murmur, I have developmental issues,... Read More

Tauranga family dressed to impress

When it comes to dressing up, the de Wild family take it so seriously they have been crowned 2015 Cosplay Cup winners at this year's Armageddon Expo. The Tauranga... Read More

Moore dancing please!

Dancing is Olivia Moore's 'thing'. Her life is dedicated to it. The 14-year-old trains as many as 20 hours a week, as well as going to school. Her daily routine... Read More

Having a ball, for charity

Psychologists hypothesise that we wear many 'masks' in our everyday life, describing the various personalities we outwardly portray in our professional and private... Read More

Tall, trim and transformed

Hair in curlers and wearing her casual clothes, Megan Buyn walks into Sun Media's offices with a gentle smile, a shy persona and a small entourage. They step into... Read More

Chairs with new legs

What happens when you task four students with differing career paths to create one project? One, very chaotic, colourful, and creative art block at Bay of Plenty... Read More

Fascinators in the field

There'll be sweepstakes and big bets being placed this Melbourne Cup, but the real winners of Tauranga's Melbourne Cup Rotary Charity Luncheon will be three non-profit... Read More