
Cruise ship absence 'soul-destroying' but Bay readies for return
The Bay has fared well in visitor spend but now's not the time to rest on laurels.
The Bay has fared well in visitor spend but now's not the time to rest on laurels.
Proposed plans for making public access to Omanawa Falls safe have been revealed.
But there is concern a hot summer could make things "more difficult than anticipated".
Some 223 people in Tauranga that received free dental care last month.
And 230 deaths were predicted for next year at an 80 per cent vaccination rate.
There were divided opinions among the protesters - but they had a common goal.
Concerns raised at a "silent majority" of the community not having their say.
The campaign is aimed at those people who often dont get heard by the council.
OPINION: Let's bin fireworks sales and concentrate on big public displays.
The new emergency coordination centre was due to be completed by April 2022
Two Tauranga suburbs could be first to reach the 90% vaccination target in three weeks.
Police attended a sudden death at the park on Sunday.
Two winning second division tickets were sold at Bay of Plenty stores.
Those on the frontline says alcohol worsens bad situations for the already vulnerable.
Three generations want more from the COP26 conference in Glasgow than just talk.
Our readers have their say.
OPINION: Communities are relying on their leaders to do the right thing.
There is a 'worrying number of young people with serious mental health worries".
The clinics will run at the Merivale Community Centre on the next three Saturdays.
Tauranga City Council wants to hear from locals who love skateparks.
'I grew up in a flea-ridden shed in South Auckland.'
"We probably won't be worse off but we sure as hell won't be much better."
The team cater for 250 special dietary needs each day.
Traffic lanes are on the move.
Leon Samuels has been bailed on charges relating to two large protest gatherings.
Simplicity members will get first dibs on renting those new homes.
There are concerns for schools with large numbers of staff who did not want the vaccine.
The recruitment has kicked off for the Winstone Wallboards plasterboard facility.
The woman first thought $200 to get the vaccine under a fake name was an incentive.
A Bay teen has been sentenced in relation to multiple charges including tagging offences.