One dead after Kaimai Range Summit crash, SH29 open
'The road diversions available will likely add significant travel time.'
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Claudelands shops still open for business
Council says thanks for your patience as intersection remains closed.
Port of Tauranga expects earnings lift
New Zealand's biggest port holds its annual shareholders' meeting.
Man arrested after hours-long standoff with armed police
Multiple police including AOS swooped on a Tauranga property in Otumoetai.
Hiker's rescue among raft of lifesaving missions
15 lifesaving missions were completed by the Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter.
Sonya Bateson: We don't want our children becoming rapists through ignorance
OPINION: Parents should be teaching young adults about healthy sexual relationships.
Hidden treasures feature in this year's Altrusa Home and Garden Ramble
One is history, one is a legacy - and both are gorgeous.
Luke Kirkness: The world can be dangerous. I'm glad there are heroes out there
OPINION: It's clear that Whakaari rescuers have courageous and noble qualities.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers have their say on alcohol harm
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Sweeping reforms for local elections floated
Allowing 16-year-olds to vote and mana whenua appointees among recommendations.
Green-fingered Kiwis urged to be on guard for 'gardener's pneumonia'
Legionnaires' disease is an uncommon but dangerous 'gardener's pneumonia'.
Christmas carols to benefit Whangamata Foodbank
On Christmas Eve, Williamson Park will again reverberate with Carols in the Park.
Harmonic heaven at Katikati concert
On November 13 at Katikati, Inachord will be performing a range of popular classics.
'It's not just going to stop here': Kaumātua on demolition of Te Urewera DoC huts
Te Uru Taumatua defended its plans in a statement
Divers join search for French tourist last seen kayaking on Lake Rotorua
'Police continue to ask anyone who may have seen this man or his kayak to come forward.'
Driver praised as investigation into school bus fire begins
'Buses can be replaced, and we are so thankful no-one was injured.'
Art coming to a street near you
Chorus is giving artists the opportunity to use the cabinets as a canvas
Police unlawfully entered home, IPCA report finds
'The actions of the officers were unlawful, they were not uncaring,' the authority said.
Morrinsville: Meet the country town with a big town vibe
With Matamata and Te Aroha, it makes up one of NZ's most fertile farming areas.
Fury after Te Urewera huts dismantled, demolished
Work is now under way to strip and dismantle back-country Department of Conservation huts.
Opinion: Alcohol-related harm can be reduced - if we act
We all pay the price when it comes to inaction over alcohol-related harm.
Decked-out Halloween hall added to treat trail
Story competition adds an extra edge to Te Puke Treat Trail.
Sponsor a shark this summer
Citizen-empowered project is to co-exist with one of nature's greatest apex predators.
Letters to the editor: Removal of Mauao memorial seat appalling
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Family tells tale of perseverance after gallery fire
A grand reopening to celebrate being back in business is on November. 4
Beloved night concerts return to Katikati
Katikati Twilight Concert tickets are now on sale.
Product diverts 25kg of packaging waste from landfill
The Hauraki District community can now reduce recyclable material going to landfill
Magic of the mallet: Croquet club celebrates 100 years
Tauranga Croquet Club marks its centenary at Tauranga Domain this weekend.
Zoe Hunter: Fears of another 'tragic' drowning year a reminder of responsibilities
OPINION: Every child should have the chance to learn the basics of how to swim.
Tauranga climbs, Rotorua declines: Population data revealed
The region's population growth is driven by increases in the Western Bay and Tauranga.
Doctors say patients 'choosing to die' due to lack of local treatment options
Health Minister blames issues on legacy of underfunding by past governments.
'There was blood... everywhere': Police mental health callouts rise
'We're building a whole new mental health system and it does take time' - health minister.
Missing French tourist's friends plead for public help with search as kayak found
A French traveller was last seen kayaking on Lake Rotorua on Monday.
Beloved RSA and Citizens Club rebranding
The Katikati RSA and Citizens Club is to become The Club (or similar).