Kiwifruit packhouses to pump millions more into infrastructure
The kiwifruit industry has had a bumper season with increased volumes on the horizon.
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Smooth start for Te Puke gun collection
"Most people realise the law's changed so they now need to comply with the law."
Te Puke gun buyback event under way
Chance to hand in firearms continues Saturday and Sunday at sports club.
New tsunami warnings for Bay of Plenty residents
Residents will also need to see if their phone is compatible to receive alerts.
Growers give back: Hospice, charities to benefit from trust's gift
Growers have raised close to $200,000 for local charities.
Baywide women's final: Rangiuru crowned 2019 champions
Rangiuru and Whakarewarewa face off in Baywide women's final.
Baywide Women's final promises plenty
Rangiuru and Whakarewarewa will contest the Baywide rugby women's final.
Firearms amnesty and buyback events in Bay of Plenty
From July 19 to September 29 there will be 11 amnesty / buy-back events in the district.
Name suppression for man accused of causing death of homeless man
Te Puke resident accused of causing the death of a homeless man
Beef mince recalled from supermarket
Customers are asked to check dates on a batch of mince.
Racecourse eyed for housing, club in talks with Government
'That is prime land for building houses'.
Finalists announced in Bay Hospitality Awards
The competition showcases the top-notch dining establishments in the region.
Baywide teams prepare for knockout rugby
Semi-finals across Baywide rugby divisions will play out this weekend.
Swimming pools the danger hot-spot for drownings
Five people drowned in Tauranga and the Western Bay in 2018.
Thousands raised after kiwifruit workers die in crashes
Support has poured in for four people who died in two Bay crashes
Large shed on Paengaroa orchard damaged in fire
Implement shed on Paengaroa orchard damaged by fire
Letters: Te Puke's growth needs to be managed
What will the traffic be like in one, two or even three years?
Serious crash near Te Puke closes road
A person has been critically injured in a crash near Te Puke this afternoon.
'Our hearts are breaking': Te Puke crash victims remembered
Larger than life characters remembered at Te Puke memorial service.
Child trapped in McDonald's playground
A child was freed by emergency services in Te Puke last night.
Couple in 'shock' after two die in garage crash
The couple were woken by a 'bang' in the early hours of this morning.
'We've created this plastic monster': Fighting waste one bag at a time
More Western Bay businesses are pledging to reduce plastic use.
Bay of Plenty rates to increase even further
Rates throughout the Bay of Plenty are on the up, but by how much?
Where to hand in your firearms
The location and date of collection events has been revealed.
Te Puke residents urged to have their say at public meeting
The public meeting will take place on July 1.
Local Focus: Te Puke retailers reject Councillor’s claim
It’s not in decline, it’s in growth - locals. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Te Puke not a destination? Retailers reject Councillor's claim
It's not in decline, it's in growth - locals. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Men killed in Pongakawa train crash only arrived in NZ a week ago
Victims of Pongakawa crash all Filipino nationals.
Local schools, ECEs recognised for excellence
Six local schools and ECEs have been recognised in the PM's Education Excellence Awards.
Volunteering in the blood for Te Puke's Monique Lints
Monique Lints is no stranger to community projects.
Ups and downs in Bay of Plenty building consents
Bay of Plenty building consents report shows differing results by area.
Robots run kiwifruit cool storage site in a world first
Eastpack is pioneering the use of robots as it looks to the future.
Local Focus: Lally says Te Puke isn't a destination
Councillor Lally and the problems for a "service" town. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Lally says Te Puke isn't a destination
Councillor Mike Lally talks about the problems facing the small “service” town. Made with funding from NZ on Air.