The Department of Conservation's annual Pureora Hunting Competition opens on March 16 and will run through until the prizegiving at the DOC Pureora Field Base... Read More

Forecasters say Mother Nature is "shifting into a new gear", with the temperatures set to plunge and weather warnings possible. Heavy rain, wind and snow... Read More

Hundreds of thousands of books have been shipped to Pacific Island communities thanks to the ongoing 'labour of love” from former Tauranga Libraries' manager... Read More

After a four-year journey through the Environment Court, Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council is now able to implement stricter air quality rules for the... Read More

In the wake of his departure from Tauranga City Council, Brendan Bisley, the former director of transport for the last four years, brings a seasoned perspective... Read More

Forestry Minister Todd McClay has announced an independent review into the forestry component of the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) Register to ensure it is... Read More

A host of emerging talent will feature in the women's three-match North v South T20 Series, which starts in Napier on Friday. Re-established last summer,... Read More

The slow pace to allow 4000 homes to be built on the outskirts of Tauranga is driving the commission "nuts" as it grapples with a housing shortage. A... Read More

Some teachers refused offers of $5000 to help the government fast-track critical guidance for new NCEA standards just days before Christmas. With a late-January... Read More

A person is suffering from minor-moderate injuries after a crash this morning. There has been a collision on Fraser street this morning involving a vehicle... Read More

Queenstown skydiving instructor Jason Mullins who has been a New Zealand resident for 10 years is frustrated with the whole process of becoming a New Zealand... Read More

The New Zealand Team has teamed up with Wellington band TOI to deliver an uplifting anthem, ‘Ain't Just Dreaming', featuring two exciting Olympians,... Read More