Young Grower of the Year 2019 announced
Jono Sutton overwhelmed to "win one of hort's highest achievements for a young person".
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Move over Simon Dallow, 6-year-old newsreader on the job
Newsreaders will be shivering in their boots
'Every game going to be tough' - premier cricket debutants
Premier newbies Geyser City Cricket Club take on defending champs Eves Realty Greerton.
North Island Champs Selections team's strong Bay presence
The North Island rugby league team includes two Tauranga players for two tour fixtures
'I feel honoured to captain her': On board Captain Cook's replica ship Endeavour
A replica of Captain Cook's Endeavour has sailed from Tauranga to Gisborne.
'Don't lie': Sparks fly at final mayoral debate
Heated exchanges and awkward moments in final debate this election
Measles-infected Air NZ passenger landed in Tauranga
A person infected with measles flew from Auckland to Tauranga last month.
Green MP Chloe Swarbrick on her critics and climate change
Chlöe Swarbrick will be speaking at this year's Tauranga Arts Festival.
Armed police on Oceanbeach Rd
Armed police are currently carrying out a pre-planned search warrant near Bayfair
Strategy to transform Māori health to be rolled out in the Bay
The launch will take place at the Manuka Tūtahi Marae
How the Volcanix plan to build on first win
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix come off the bye searching for their second win of the season.
Steamers do the mahi and get the treats
Social media star William Waiirua was at a Bay of Plenty Steamers training this week.
Another confirmed measles case in Taupō, residents at risk
Confirmed cases of measles in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes district has jumped again
Neighbours battle housing projects
'If this development had 14 houses on it, I wouldn't be here'.
Measles case on Auckland to Tauranga return flights
A person with measles flew between Auckland and Tauranga last Thursday.
Tauranga's property market expected to pick up in spring
Tauranga's median house price was $650,000.
Drowning prevention: Water Safety New Zealand invests in the Bay
Drowning is the leading cause of recreational death in New Zealand
David Beck: Steamers have the unstoppable Chase Tiatia
Steamers excitement machine Chase Tiatia is having a breakout season.
Lane blocked on Tauranga Eastern Link following crash
The crash happened on State Highway 2 just before 9am.
Post and procrastinating blamed for slow start to voting
If you like alcohol and democracy, there's an event that might get you enthused to vote
Burnt toast causes kitchen fire at Gate Pa property
Three fire crews responded to the small fire
Tauranga homeless camp closes after abatement notice
A homeless campsite has closed following enforcement action by Tauranga City Council.
Tauranga boxers set for national champs
The Tauranga Boxing Club is sending four boxers to the NZ National Boxing Championships.
Begging bylaw: Court action against council reignited
Legal action could cost council $150,000.
Batten down the hatches: Strong winds to batter the Bay
Strong Wind Watches are in force for several parts of the country
Radiographers strike for better work conditions
The second strike this week is planned for Wednesday.
Man arrested after allegedly fleeing from police in Matapihi
The driver failed to stop for police
Face-swaps and obscenities: Candidates detail sign vandalism
One candidate had her head cut out of a sign and stuck on another candidate's body.
Bay gymnasts tackle national challenge
Sixty-five Bay of Plenty gymnasts are competing at the New Zealand Gymnastics Champs.
Iconic Bay company Maketu Pies in receivership
Maketu Pies was placed into receivership last week.
Sand mining protesters 'just stirrers', says trust chairman
Protesters brave rain over mine concerns