'Lucky no one was sitting there': Truck clips Mount building
Signage ripped off sushi outlet, chairs and tables damaged.
Signage ripped off sushi outlet, chairs and tables damaged.
Semifinals and finals beckon for Mount Maunganui College students
Ōtūmoetai Eels take on Turangawaewae in tomorrow's under-17 Waikato League final
Officers received a report of the incident on Rangiuru Rd yesterday.
The festival will run from October 24 to November 3.
The driver was uninjured, but the car was reportedly in a ditch
New information reveals why no one has yet been fined for using Tauranga's newest bus lane
The two-car crash happened at the intersection of Hull Rd and Totara St
A petition to extend a free school bus trial to the Bay of Plenty will be presented.
Peters shoots down Ihumātao as this generation's Bastion Point moment.
A 52-year-old man accused of grooming and raping young girls faces new charges.
a Tauranga woman's fight for funding of a cancer wonder-drug has been heard.
'The viciousness and personal attacks don't just affect me'.
The region is known to have some of the country's worst Māori health statistics
A man is in court on firearms charges.
The award was given by Aged Advisor, a review website that compares rest homes nationwide.
This year's regional competition took place yesterday at Plumbing World Tauranga
The intersection of SH29 and Cambridge Rd is a concern for the bus driver.
Gautum Rajan Kapur, also know as Kapoor, breached employment laws multiple times.
'You can't force people to the CBD, but you can make it more attractive' - Mayor Brownless
The Volcanix coaching staff are ready for a big season
Tauranga paddlers will compete at the aka Ama World Distance Champs in Australia.
Keep it simple and customers will keep coming
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
How much did our mayors spend and what did they spend it on?
Motorists can expect a small evening time-saving - unless they are rat runners.
More than Bay of Plenty community organisations received a share of over $700,000.
The man accused of murdering a Maketū toddler sat weeping in Tauranga court today.
Elizabeth St park plan fails to excite some councillors but others say it's vital for CBD.
Step in the right direction or alarming precedent?