Graeme Simpson: So much to talk about at the moment when it comes to mountain biking.

Readers share their views on issues affecting Tauranga this week.

Dawn Picken volunteered for three days at camp with her son.

The Government will change the law to legalise the sale of nicotine e-cigarettes.

It's hard to believe any school insists on military-style boys' haircuts

Targeted rate on hotels and accommodation providers is struggling to attract support.

Readers share their views on stories happening in the Bay with letters to the editor.

COMMENT: Women taking care of women challenges the status quo, writes Rachel Stewart.

Three months after the Christmas Appeal, the Tauranga Community Foodbank needs more food.

Rosemary McLeod looks at the realities of sex ed in New Zealand.

Opinion: Why those of us in the Bay of Plenty are perfectly placed to enjoy Auckland.

Schools should not face cost of police vetting

OPINION: The eighth of this month was International Women's Day - and appropriately enough it saw the role of women in our society making the headlines.

Are you ready to pay forward your second-half invoice?

Six large new murals are coming to the central city. National and international artists have been commissioned to create works of

Tiny houses are the way of the future, writes Amy Wiggins.

Don't let wage parity distract "The bleating from the wage parity faction is really quite unbelievable. It is readily accepted that

My own St Patty's Day jig with serendipity.

I was in my teens when a sudden rush of sexual publications became available, thanks to a change in censorship law. The left-wing

Transport is key this election year for Tauranga and the Bay, so let's take a moment to celebrate one success, before looking again

People who are unvaccinated are in the most danger, writes Sonya Bateson.

The report released last week showing that more than half a million New Zealanders cannot afford to see their GPs, and that the underfunding

A day after September 23 is where the real election action takes place, says Tommy Wilson

I'm shooting backwards over rocks while clutching a thin rope in a PVC raft. A white water symphony fills my ears as our guide's voice

It's cynical because deferring the date by 20 years allows National-friendly baby boomers to pass safely into retirement.

Debate on superannuation should be held.

Rosemary McLeod talks about the transgressions of former All Blacks Dan Carter and Ali Williams.

Vessel evicted from Tauranga refused entry to Fiji.

Whey shouldn't baby boomers also be asked to make some sacrifices?

PM will need real political courage to take on banks, but it must be done.