New council CBD office building to 'push the boundaries' in Green Star bid
The council's new build will be several stories high and built mostly out of timber.
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Take two for controversial Marine Park research facility gains support
There has been a slight shift in support for the project since it was last consulted on.
Multiple factors drive lower-than-forecast kiwifruit harvest
This season was expected to have a record-breaking crop of at least 190 million trays.
Why this teacher started walking almost an hour to work
"It's reflecting on them what good looks like and that together we can make a change."
Audit NZ gives council funding warning as 13.7pc rates rise approved
"Uncertainty" surrounds future funding plans for Tauranga's biggest projects.
Jo Raphael: Forking out for a 15 per cent surcharge?
OPINION: It may be distasteful to some, but let's turn a blind eye to a surcharge.
Tenby Powell on cancer and life after resigning as Tauranga mayor
'It's a good time to take stock: what have I done since my operation?'
'Keep going forward': Students celebrate pride flag flying high
The pride flag has been raised at Tauranga Boys' College for the first time ever.
Burling heads to UN to fight for oceans
Sailing legend on a mission to advocate why our oceans need protection.
Award-winning Kaimai beekeepers compete in global contest
Kaimai Range Honey business owners are set to take on the world in a global competition.
'Life-changing': How music and a dog are helping those on the autism spectrum
Two Pāpāmoa mothers share what life is like for their children being 'non-verbal'.
Sonya Bateson: Rainbow Youth centre fire: Hate brings out the love in others
OPINION: Fire is a dark cloud over the LGBTQ+ community's continuing fight for acceptance.
Pride protest at Bethlehem College over its gender and marriage stance
The school has recently come under fire for its views on gender and marriage.
Seven injured in four-vehicle crash on SH2
The crash at Te Puna was reported just before 3pm.
A former meth addict's inspiring story of recovery has touched our readers
OPINION: Premium subscribers weigh in on the issues.
'Happy Matariki': Family travels from Auckland for Mauao star compass unveiling
A new Atea-ā-Rangi (star compass) was unveiled, marking the Māori New Year.
Major Matariki tradition explained, how to celebrate at home
An umu kohukohu whetū isn't the only way to celebrate, it's as simple as being at home.
'Matariki is ours' - Why our newest public holiday is important for all Kiwis
A celestial navigator on Matariki, family, and how to spot the constellation
Regional council digest: Schoolboys present, ferries debated, rates rise adopted
Rates set and transport troubles debated; two meetings summed up.
Tauranga murder accused named but co-defendant keeps identity secret
Two people charged with 51-year-old Michael Te Kani's murder have appeared in court.
'Convenient' and 'accessible': New immunisation hub opens in Tauranga
The hub will be open seven days a week and is open to everyone.
Council staff salaries set to rise 7.9 per cent despite $11.2m deficit
The council will decide today on its Annual Plan, which also includes a rates rise of 5.8%
'Clear and compelling case' for ferry service, but it could cost $17m
A business leader says in his view the study makes "no new progress".
Five Te Tuinga Whanau staff awarded special pounamu
Five staff at Te Tuinga Whanau Support Service have received pounamu for their hard work.
Luke Kirkness: I didn't vote in the Tauranga byelection. Here's why.
OPINION: It is vital politicians connect with young people on relevant issues.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Depp and Heard show domestic violence hates sunlight
OPINION: Domestic violence takes root in the darkness and shadows.
Police, iwi join forces to help offenders 'find their way back home'
A new initiative helps offenders address problems they're facing without jail time.
'Violent vomiting': 'Very infectious' gastro bug spreading in Bay of Plenty
One doctor says the illness is "short and sharp" and normally gone within 36 hours.
Opinion | Labour looks soft on gangs, dithering on law and order
OPINION: There's a lot going on for Labour heading into an election year next year.
PM acknowledges 'serious concerns' raised about Tauranga's Bethlehem College
"Schools are obliged to ensure they have a safe and inclusive environment for children."
Need for Tauranga drug rehab centre 'stronger than ever'
Tauranga drug users are "chewing through a kilo of meth a week".
'Spiritual death': How an addict escaped the clutches of gangs and drugs
'I had nothing and there was a spiritual death inside me.'
Arson, graffiti and self-harm: Rise in hate hitting LGBT community
A string of events shows work still needs to be done.