Business
02:15pm Fri 13 Oct, 2017
The fabric of Katikati - what it is and where it's come from - is depicted in murals and other artworks around the town. Sixty nine in all - now make that 71 because... Read More
09:31am Fri 06 Oct, 2017
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be inside a video game? If you step inside the lift at Tauranga Art Gallery you'll come pretty close. Papamoa artist... Read More
09:00am Fri 06 Oct, 2017
For two years they've been hunting for a better place to practise. A big open space, with high ceilings and room to tumble. And finally, after two years, they've... Read More
08:46am Fri 06 Oct, 2017
Auckland gave it a resounding no. So did Hamilton and now Tauranga is mulling over one of the more divisive issues of the time. It's Easter Sunday trading - should... Read More
11:58am Fri 29 Sep, 2017
'No person shall sleep or otherwise occupy a footpath or road in the city centres….during the hours of darkness…' Nelson's hardline stance with its... Read More
04:42pm Fri 22 Sep, 2017
Public consultation on whether Tauranga will join its neighbours and introduce Sunday trading at Easter begins today. The public consultation period runs from September... Read More
10:39am Fri 15 Sep, 2017
Tauranga City councillor Terry Molloy received an unexpected answer when he asked Jo Wills how the city council could encourage people to use public transport instead... Read More
10:04am Fri 01 Sep, 2017
They've got the animals, the people, willing sponsors, the will and the way. The only thing they're missing is the land. High Hopes Haven Rehabilitation and Educational... Read More
09:38am Fri 07 Apr, 2017
Think about it. If a businessperson spends 9am-5pm every working day at their desk, that's eight hours a day deskbound. Forty hours a week, or 160 hours a month... Read More
09:30am Fri 03 Mar, 2017
There was one very miserable German backpacker weeping and there were two other women crying with joy. Feelings were running wild in a Tauranga CBD travel agency. 'It... Read More
11:36am Fri 24 Feb, 2017
It couldn't have happened at a better time for New Zealand First. MP Clayton Mitchell's anti-siphoning legislation - the bill which would return the All Blacks,... Read More
10:00am Sat 10 Sep, 2016
"Phone your GP day or night for healthcare advice” is the message going out to Western Bay residents with the launch of a new nurse telephone triage service. Introduced... Read More