'Substantial' Auckland interest in sale of $200m Tauranga towers apartments
'We haven’t seen anything of this scale before in our city.'
'We haven’t seen anything of this scale before in our city.'
Achievement, learning behaviours and attendance data are used to generate comments.
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
The alternative route for motorists during this time is via Te Puke Highway.
"It’s cool people are happy to embrace our culture."
The cause of a workshop fire at Bethlehem College is under investigation.
Dramatic chase one of more than 800 BOP fleeing driver incidents in nine months.
One $333K win and two $15K wins coming to the Bay of Plenty.
Her son made a 'fatal mistake' at dangerous beach, says mum in bid to stop more deaths.
'Urban sprawl' on shrinking sections a factor in noise complaints: planning researcher
Seasoned scoopers share the secrets of a delicious trade.
Tauranga City Council has issued some advice.
Temperatures were 'above' or 'well above' average for much of NZ last year.
Sailor most excited to 'see how I react when situations aren’t going that well'.
'Don’t do anything stupid like that again', says judge.
Forecasters give an outlook for another Kiwi summer's day.
'People can come any time if they’ve got no food.'
One parent called for 'moral leadership' from National.
Pothole plague: The quality of roading is 'leaving a lot to be desired'.
Recruiters' top tips for overcoming age discrimination in the employment process.
Police were called to an Aria View property in Bethlehem on Sunday evening.
Visual journalists Alex Cairns and Andrew Warner share their top five videos from 2023.
Jean's partner, Bruce, died in 2022 after almost a decade of living with heart disease.
Emergency services were called to Aria Ave about 6.15pm Sunday.
One festivalgoer said the artists playing reminded her of her 'high school years'.
Carmen Hall speaks to 8 NZ health workers and teachers chasing their dreams in Australia.
MetService anticipates a reasonably summery start to the week for most.
Thirteen Lotto players nationally won the Second Division prize money.
Kurt Bayer reports on the fast rise, and even faster fall, of an underworld kingpin.