11:15am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
Lance Bombardier Jake O'Hara is in his element when he has a problem to solve. The Thames man's exemplary attitude to his career, and the way he treats his... Read More
10:45am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
A teenager from the small rural settlement of Kairua, in Tauranga, has won one of Blue Light's top awards at a recent Life Skill Camp for his efforts in... Read More
10:10am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
As the summer months get underway, Kiwis will be getting ready to ‘do it themselves' around the house. Whether you're planning to paint the house, build... Read More
09:10am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
For the fifth Christmas in a row, the Acorn Foundation and Craigs Investment Partners have teamed up to support the community here in the Western Bay of Plenty... Read More
09:01am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
UPDATE: A blockage on at the Chapel St On Ramp is now clear, but motorists are warned to expect delays until the congestion clears. Tauranga City Council... Read More
08:30am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
Students of Tauranga Intermediate School have the opportunity to work with four international squash athletes including Commonwealth champion Joelle King. On... Read More
08:00am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
Pushing pause on policies that affect bars and the sale of alcohol in Tauranga is 'positive for the city”, a shop owner says. Tauranga City Council... Read More
07:30am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
Te Puke's Donovan Park will be one of the hottest places to be this summer thanks to a new pop-up pump track. The 65m long pump track will call the Western... Read More
07:00am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
England's Lucy Beecroft came back from the brink to beat Aira Azman and reach a maiden Silver-level quarter-final. Nineteen-year-old Azman made the quicker... Read More
06:45am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
It's considered the pinnacle of training for surf lifeguards, and this year, four candidates from the Eastern Region attended Surf Life Saving New Zealand's... Read More
06:30am Thu 07 Dec, 2023
The price of sweet treats is expected to rise as poor weather, labour disputes and ongoing supply chain issues drive prices higher amid a global shortage "We... Read More
08:00pm Wed 06 Dec, 2023
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says the new government is taking a backwards step by discouraging the use of te reo Māori. Hipkins says for the last four or... Read More