Council

Cafe owner hails street's return to two-way

A street in Tauranga's CBD returning to two-way traffic will be 'good for business,” a cafe owner says. In March, the lower end of Harington St became... Read More

Barrier arm installed on wharf to ease ‘danger'

A $10,000 barrier arm has been installed at Whitianga Wharf and options for a multi-million-dollar waterfront redevelopment proposal have been made public. Thames-Coromandel... Read More

BOP MP said councils to get back to basics

'This week the Government agreed to reforms that refocus our local councils on delivering essential services and core infrastructure, spending responsibly and... Read More

Your summer go-to guide for the Western Bay

Planning to bury your nose in a good book this summer? Or is lounging on the beach more your thing? Perhaps you have some adventures planned with your pooch? Whether... Read More

Two Pāpāmoa sports clubs move into new home

A new pavilion at Gordon Spratt Reserve has been officially opened, marking a significant milestone in the history of the Pāpāmoa Cricket and Football Clubs. The... Read More

Rainbow crossing installed after six years

The installation of a rainbow crossing in Tauranga is bittersweet for the pride advocate who made it happen. A new zebra crossing was installed on Devonport... Read More

Alcohol ban warning for the holidays

'Tis the season to be jolly, but before you step out to socialise this New Year, make sure you familiarise yourself with the alcohol-free areas that are in place... Read More

WBOP kerbside summer services over the holidays

Western Bay of Plenty District Council has your back with all you need to know to manage your rubbish and recycling this summer. As always, the holiday season... Read More

Council giving out ‘crumbs’ of info - MP

Tauranga MP Sam Uffindell is taking the city's council to the Ombudsman after he said they failed to give satisfactory answers to an information request... Read More

Council undecided about fluoride-free water supply

Tauranga residents will not have access to a public supply of non-fluoridated water for at least another few months, but a fluoride-free advocate says the move... Read More

Rural Rotorua community spaces given upgrades

Benches, swings and CCTV - these are the small purchases making a difference to rural Rotorua. Rotorua Lakes Council's Rural Community Board represents about... Read More

Mauaoathon raises $36,000 for sick councillor

People are 'still vibing” from their 12-hour marathon climbing 232m landmark Mauao to raise money for a sick Tauranga councillor. Hundreds turned up... Read More