Tauranga will head a national specialised police taskforce to fight organised crime.

Four fire crews are fighting the fire on Greerton Rd in Tauranga.

Wharf St's evolution into an ''eat street'' appears to have strong public support.

Bay teachers want funding and pay rises for valued school support staff.

A group of conservationists are protecting birds on Mauao.

Hundreds of bikers rode to Edgecumbe to remind flood victims they are not forgotten.

Tauranga authorities will now issue instant fines to freedom campers.

Tauranga experiences its heaviest rainfall from over the past month, flooding streets.

Bright and bold, Augustine's Kelly Coe is a Tauranga success story.

Tertiary students say an extra $20 a week in housing grants will help pay for bus fares.

Edgecumbe's tradie army has established up to 50 homeowners might need its help.

Murder victim's mother has "no faith" in system that let killer back into community.

Pop-culture community 'buzzing' as Armageddon prepares to invade the Bay of Plenty.

Tauranga council asks for more time for a review into its handling of building consents.

Some orchardists using windmills, frost fans and overhead irrigation to combat a freeze.

Tough winter weather could not stop TBC running in six tries to win 48-5 over Manurewa.

Motorists urged to avoid area of Tauranga where crash occurred.

Woman living in a tent wants people to respect her privacy as she tries to find a rental.

A Kiwi teen is fighting for his life after an attack outside a Brisbane McDonald's.

House prices rise but sales volumes settle apart from activity in the $1m-plus range.

Tradie army project aimed at saving flood-damaged Edgecumbe homes officially sanctioned.

Peta Mathias will join 150 Bay women for the show. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Peta Mathias and Jackie Clarke will join over 100 Bay women in the latest show.

Ball raises more than $110,000 for charity. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Ball raises more than $110,000 for charity.

A 13-year-old Tauranga girl missing since Tuesday has been found safe and sound.

Paradise Veza was last seen leaving Tauranga Girls' College on Tuesday.

The identity of the man has been suppressed due to threatening behaviour on social media.

The accused's identity is suppressed because threats have been made on social media.

OrthoK treats shortsightedness. Made with funding from NZ On Air.