Tauranga kauri walking tracks reopened for weekend
The tracks were closed to prevent kauri dieback.
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'True pioneer and one of the last good guys'
During World War II and in Vietnam, from Taihape to Tauranga, he served others.
Deadly but beautiful: Could Omanawa Falls be opened to paying visitors?
The future of access to a popular Bay tourist attraction has been decided.
Running Blind: Swapping walking canes for running shoes
Achilles Tauranga is helping the visually impaired to run marathons and feel liberated.
Chilly rescue after boat breakdown in the Bay of Plenty
The people aboard were wearing life jackets.
'All right, screw it': Teen barber unintentionally gets elected
"I didn't have the intention of being elected".
Freeloaders 'abusing' hospital car parks
Some patients reportedly miss appointments because they cannot find a park.
Bay players getting ready for possible Mitre 10 Cup call-up
The 2019 Bay of Plenty Ngāwhā squad has been announced
Bay Dreams sells out in record time
The festival takes place every year in Mount Maunganui
Managing our coastal structures: Draft policy to go up for consultation
The policy was designed to guide decisions on the city's coastal structures.
Young girl stable following serious Bureta crash
The three-car crash happened just after 8pm.
Govt launches urban planning scheme to fix NZ's 'failing' cities
New approach to planning allows cities to grow up, especially in the city centres.
Speed-dating job hunting event next month
Youngsters encouraged to attend speed dating-style job interviews.
Chemical truck crash: Wairoa Bridge now open
Traffic was building near the Wairoa Bridge.
Another case of measles confirmed in the Bay
Eleven of these cases have required hospital admission.
Heavy rain watch still in place for Bay
The watch was in place for the Bay from 11pm last night to 11am.
Tauranga mayoral candidates step up to coming debate
Tauranga Chamber of Commerce is holding a Meet the Mayoral Candidates evening next week.
Cruise surge: Visitors to Tauranga sail past Wellington and Fiordland
And with that came more than $23 million of extra spending.
Title-winning potential in Volcanix team
The Bay of Plenty Volcanix squad for this year's Farah Palmer Cup has been named
New traction for Tauranga's 'stalled' speed review
A speed review of Tauranga roads is getting closer to reality.
Road now clear after car rolls in Welcome Bay
A single-vehicle rolled near the Tauranga Riding for The Disabled complex
Hayden Wilde takes big step towards Tokyo Olympic Games
Hayden Wilde is moving forward after his bronze medal at an Olympic test event
Department of Corrections 'sorry' for distress over Reihana release
Dave Gunn says he hopes his experience might help other grieving families in the future.
Sun, moon and stars to guide sailors from Tahiti to Tauranga
The Tahitian vessel Fa'afaite will depart Tahiti today on month-long sail.
Tauranga to miss out on slice of homeless funding
The funding announced on Sunday aimed to help at-risk homeless.
Person in custody after allegedly fleeing police
Officers began pursuing a vehicle just after 2am
Person seriously injured after crash on State Highway 2
The crash happened near Katikati
Police seek man with warrant for arrest
The man was last seen in the Tauranga area
'$1m is just the start': Acorn Foundation celebrates funding milestone
157 charities and social organisations will reap the rewards of local people's generosity.
Protest to save Bayfair underpass
A protest to save the Bayfair underpass is under way.
Shop owner gets apology from star of 'name and shame' video
"He just wanted to show he's sincerely sorry."
Calls for 'monster' Jason Reihana to die slow, painful death
The father of a man murdered by his girlfriend's jealous ex has forgiven the killer.