
Letters to the editor: Council's reputation precedes it
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
OPINION: Safety and population growth should both be considered when upgrading roads.
The move comes days after the council was criticised for U-turn decisions.
'We're exploring ways of using sea lettuce to develop food and agricultural products.'
Opinion: Recent water tragedies and mishaps in the Bay of Plenty should be a reminder.
Wheelie good initiative gives kids bikes for Christmas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The sweet treats were made by Melba Elite Foods.
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
NZ Sevens coach Clark Laidlaw says selectors did fantastic job unearthing potential stars.
A man in his 70s died at Waihi Beach despite efforts to resuscitate him.
Tauranga City Council staff explain the changes to the Totara St safety upgrade.
Laken Rose is defending 61 child sex act charges.
Five days into his new role as National Party leader, Todd Muller burst into tears.
Observations included that the "battle for the mayoralty never ended".
President of the Kawerau Mongrel Mob and 6 others have been found guilty of drug dealing.
Opinion: Say it with me: Wet wipes do not get flushed down the toilet.
"Battle for mayoralty never ended", observers note.
Referral since lockdown are up by 200 per cent.
Some students were choosing courses in line with job opportunities in a post-Covid world.
The number of people suffering strokes in the Bay of Plenty is expected to soar.
The new Kiwi start-up aimed to boost the New Zealand tourism industry.
Luxridge Apartments, with a focus on luxury, planned for Selwyn St.
The Vantage development will include a new six-storey mixed-use apartment building.
It will include businesses, performance artists, musicians, poets and arts and crafts.
Emergency services searched the area until midnight.
Big changes are planned for the lethal but very popular commuter and trucking route.
A 27-year-old man is due to appear in court on Thursday.
Experts are predicting some goods will be in short supply.
Manager Nicki Goodwin says it's a good start towards the $120,000 they need for food.
Senior council staff tight-lipped on what it might mean for rates.