What happens when you flush: Open day at Tauranga wastewater plants
The tours will be held at both locations on September 27 and 28
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Armed offenders training in the Western Bay
The four-day training camp will include exercises held at locations throughout the area
Bay of Plenty finalists in 2019 House of the Year competition
The competition determines the best home builds and renovations of 2019
Horticulture to housing: Trust's new beginning
'This is a new beginning for us as a trust.'
Kayak incident prompts rescue response and warning
Tauranga Police and Coastguard units from Tauranga and Maketū responded to the incident
Person arrested in relation to police pursuit
Officers attempted to stop a driver due to traffic offending on Takitimu Dr
Festival of Architecture coming to Tauranga
The festival will go from September 19 to 26
Cream of the crop: Tauranga's best performing suburbs
We reveal Tauranga's best performing suburbs.
Dogs teach us about ourselves
Pets can teach us a lot about how we view ourselves.
Tauranga gathers to honour those whose lives were lost at sea
The lives of those lost at sea were honoured in a touching and heartfelt tribute today.
Arataki community food stall given new lease on life
The food stall has been given a facelift and a bounty of fresh produce to stock.
Hundreds hand over firearms at Tauranga gun buyback scheme
Hundreds of guns have been handed in to police as part of an amnesty this weekend.
New sports facility on cards for Ōropi community
The success of a newly established Bay of Plenty community hall is likely to continue.
Measles no joke says mum after three kids get the virus
Measles is a nasty virus that parents should watch out for, one mum says.
Slow start costs Volcanix in game one
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix went down to Counties Manukau in their season opener.
Katikati amputee competing in international riding event
A woman who lost part of her leg after a crash is taking on an epic riding challenge.
Young star finds way back to top level hockey
A busy time for Tauranga hockey begins this weekend with Midlands warm-up fixtures.
Government to support new Māori housing development
The Government has announced a $2.793 million investment.
Downtown Tauranga controversy: No electoral rules broken but mayor not satisfied
Electoral officer rules no breach, but conflict of interest debate rages on.
Tauranga or towel-wronger?
Mr G sends a clear message to Tauranga. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Practice of mindfulness taking off in classrooms
Mindfulness was revolutionising behavioral management in Tauranga schools
Local Focus: Tauranga or Towel-wronger?
Mr G sends a clear message to Tauranga. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Special Report: Retailers flee Tauranga CBD amid 'crisis'
Tauranga's city centre is facing a "crisis" as more retailers relocate away from the CBD.
Reporter put through paces with BOP Volcanix
Sports reporter David Beck throws himself in the deep end and trains with the Volcanix.
Fun, positive atmosphere at Kurangaituku
The 86th Kurangaituku Netball Tournament got under way in Rotorua on Friday.
BOP Steamers eager for challenge against North Harbour
Bay of Plenty take on North Shore in the fourth round of the Mitre 10 Cup competition.
Demand surges at medical centres for measles vaccine
Serious measles outbreak in Auckland prompts warning about the need to get immunised
More than 100 already through Tauranga gun buyback event
The event will be held at the Tauranga Stadium Lounge at BayPark.
Mount College achieve their best results in Tauranga comp
Mount Maunganui College is celebrating the success of their sporting students.
Volcanix ready for tough battle in Farah Palmer Cup opener
Bay of Plenty Volcanix play Counties Manukau in Farah Palmer Cup opener
Opinion: What can leadership do for a city divided?
No one has the mayoralty of New Zealand's fifth biggest city in the bag.