Local Focus: Two sides of the begging story but nothing from the homeless themselves
39 submissions on a hot summer day at Tauranga Council. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Local Focus: Two sides of the begging story but nothing from the homeless themselves
39 submissions on a hot summer day at Tauranga Council. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Carpark clash: Woman given the finger by driver taking up three mobility spaces
The driver swore at the woman after she told him to move his car.
Hot stuff: More heat on the way after whopping 38.2C in Gisborne
Yesterday, Gisborne topped the charts at a whopping 38.2C, its hottest day since 1940.
Hung jury in Mount Maunganui home invasion trial
Jury returns after two-week trial of two men accused of being involved in attack.
Bikies, booze & brawls: Cold Chisel recall wild Sweetwaters show
Jimmy Barnes recalls one of the earliest - and rowdiest - Cold Chisel shows in New Zealand
Riddled with bullet holes: The aftermath of a 'terrifying' attack
Neighbours say it was lucky no one was killed or injured.
Become 'a city of kindness': Housing advocates say ditch the begging bylaw
More than 30 public submissions were heard at council session.
Home invasion trial: DNA profiles under the spotlight
The trial continues into its second week.
Jacinda Ardern says the time has come to build highways
Labour is spending $4.6 on six highway projects in the North Island.
Arrests following Western Bay of Plenty shootings
The two men are expected to appear at Tauranga District Court this morning.
'Please come home': Family's desperate bid to find missing father
"It is so out of character for him... he has always been one to keep in contact."
'Scary': Witnesses watched shooter fire at Tauranga property
Police probe possible link between Hairini shooting, Te Puke shots report, Greerton fire
Traveller's NZ death after China trip under investigation
Follow-up inquiry under way after Te Puke resident's unexpected death.
Comment | What's so wrong with a bikini top at a mall?
Comment: And, while we're at it, stop policing women's bodies.
Two men arrested after assault in Tauranga
A man is in critical condition in Tauranga Hospital following the assault.
Man critically injured in Tauranga CBD
The area has been cordoned off and forensic experts are doing a scene examination.
Local Focus: Beach volleyball comp wraps up at the Mount
Athleticism, not bikinis, makes this sport popular. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Treated like criminals': Woman booted out of mall over bikini top
A woman claims she was discriminated against by security while trying to shop for a shirt.
Sean Paul gets creative gift from Tauranga artist
Sean Paul headlines day one of reggae festival One Love tonight.
Pāpāmoa's newest retirement village underway
The development was part of 141 building consents worth $38m-plus issued in December.
Twin power behind Tauranga Moana success
The team were at their dominant best in the under-11 girls' final.
'All hell broke loose': Police recall Mount Maunganui home invasion confrontation
Officers who were the first-on-scene at a home invasion testify at jury trial.
'Tremendous news': Tauranga to host ICC Women's World Cup games
Tauranga is one of the six venues for the biennial ICC World Cup.
Local Focus: Wave goodbye to cyclone swells
Huge waves to subside just in time for the long weekend. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Terrifying': Armed men allegedly broke into house with sledgehammer
Two men accused of being involved in a Mount Maunganui home invasion deny their charges.
Early childcare teacher censured for bruising child in 'rugby-style' pick up
The Tauranga teacher said she never intended to hurt the boy when she moved him.
Missing 12-year-old Mount Maunganui girl found safe
The girl was found safe and well this morning.
Sheree Trotter: Visiting Auschwitz profound and disturbing
Comment: Visiting Auschwitz all the more disturbing for the resurgence of antisemitism.
Local Focus: False alarm result of 'legacy system'
Confusion about sirens for future tsunami alarms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: False alarm result of 'legacy system'
Confusion about sirens for future tsunami alarms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Off we run': Family flee from Waihi campsite after unexplained siren
It was only later they found out the alarm was, in fact, a false alarm
Watch: Tsunami false alarm - 'we don't know why sirens were activated'
FENZ had put 'patch' fixes in place until they figure out how to fix it long term.