
From broken back to Ironman: Athlete heads to start line after horror crash
Craig Stewart was hit by a car while riding his bike but he was determined to race again.
Craig Stewart was hit by a car while riding his bike but he was determined to race again.
'If I don’t get it, it’s going to cause me problems with [shortness] of breath.'
Grateful family say their newly built home is a dream come true.
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OPINION: The biggest objectors to the Links Ave closure don't live there.
OPINION: What we choose to give the people we love and appreciate should spark joy.
New seating will be installed throughout walking tracks on Mauao in the coming week.
'A lot of people out there are willing to do what they can in the littlest of ways.'
The 2022 standing orders were adopted for three more years but with some minor amendments.
Newly crowned Supercars champion isn’t taking a break over summer.
OPINION: We can take some easy steps to help relieve the pressure on the health system.
The 18-year-old midfielder left Tauranga several years ago to train with the Phoenix.
Emergency services were called to Ngai Tamarawaho Cres about 6.45pm.
Berm parking has been prohibited between Marsh St and Eleventh Avenue in the CBD.
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The facility will contribute an estimated $30 million to the Tauranga economy.
The Toy Run Christmas fundraiser was another big success.
'This is a reoccurring problem in the area.'
'The team feel valued and no longer need to stress about having their period at work.'
Funding of Trikafta will be for those aged 6 and older who meet certain criteria.
Forty-six councils across the country will receive their share of the $350m package.
OPINION: At Christmas, we should spend time with ourselves.
'Fun vibes and a kōrero' are the central themes for the outreach event at Blake Park.
The Tauranga mother and journalist is in palliative care.
One of Tauranga’s oldest kindergartens is facing an uncertain future.
"About 60 or 70 chimneys that need cladding,"
The whānau, who moved from Ōpōtiki, said the home would help provide 'a new future'.
The next few weeks are considered to be vital for the birds.
A controversial Mount Maunganui road closure will be partially removed
Santa could contend with defective schist chimneys this Christmas.