Latest from Tauranga

Clark and Gattung to support Cambodia trust fundraiser

The former prime minister and former Telecom CEO will speak about a post-Covid world.

Kobe Bryant & NZ's team of 5 million - what they have in common

And the tournament celebrates 10 years this weekend.

'Sorry, wrong court case': Failed developer told off by judge

Cancian defended himself in the civil court case heard in the High Court at Tauranga.

Group launched to eliminate chid poverty in Western Bay

"Children's issues are often overlooked, but we have unidentified poverty in this area."

Saving the whales: Stranding shows trained volunteers vital

Bay of Plenty strandings have included Gray's beaked, pygmy sperm and orca whale species.

Architecture awards: Who came out on top?

The 2020 Bay of Plenty ADNZ Resene Architectural Design Awards have been announced.

Who is moving home to Tauranga from overseas?

From April to August, 170 people came to Tauranga intending to stay for a year or more.

Jo Raphael: We must plug the border gaps

OPINION: Why haven't we been focused on ports?

Bay pie legend now king of the sausage roll

Judges were looking for a traditional sausage roll of specific weight and length.

Covid-19 testing foreign seafarers not practical, Port of Tauranga says

It comes after calls for testing of all seafarers entering New Zealand waters.

Maketū murder accused told 111 operator he was a 'multimillionaire', court hears

The mother of a 2-year-old allegedly murdered by her father also gives evidence.

Students win Czech Republic art award

Sienna Olsen and Ella Mitchell achieved high distinctions in an international competition.

'Very humbled': Bay of Plenty MP Todd Muller on his return to Parliament

The Bay of Plenty MP says he is now 'in a pretty good place'.

Climate change hui a 'coalition of the willing'

Representatives from across the Bay of Plenty gathered in Te Puke yesterday.

Inside the tragic death of Baby Royal

Social workers should have visited baby after concerns raised just weeks before his death.

Travel itch: Tauranga campervan sales spike post-Covid

'New entrant' buyers in their 40s are heading the surge of interest in campervans.

Letters to the editor: Bin changes are a rubbish result

OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.

'A light to our lives': Family of missing woman plead for information

The family of missing woman Rebeka Storey are asking the public for help.