The Bay of Plenty maritime team will be checking for rule compliance.

Local praise as Maketū Pies profits to aid Te Arawa youth training.

The new owner was among 'a number of interested parties'.

The first liquidators' report indicates when creditors may be paid by.

"It's part of our life here."

'This decision has not been made lightly'.

Bay of Plenty boaties will need to don a lifejacket in boats under 6m while underway.

Neighbouring councils are 'ready to go' on a proposal.

Could Hinemoa have really heard the sound of lover Tūtānekai's flute across Lake Rotorua?

The paddle boat was once a common sight on the lake.

One teacher believes a lack of a cross-party shared vision is 'destroying our future'.

Flooded homes, threatened highways, and months of anxiety for lakeside residents.

East Coast MP Kiri Allan says her community was in "anguish and fear".

Tauranga council will continue to allow a controversial tour to use its venue, for now.

One MP said he was 'as stunned as the rest of the country'.

Boaties and lake users have weighed in on why they think people break the rules.

The first thing to do is check the forecast - you don’t want to be caught out unawares.

Already the amount of rainfall in Tauranga is five times more than what it was last year.

There were no injuries reported but thousands have been left without power.

Experts share their tips for managing stress after the holidays.

Not-so-intrepid adventurer Laura Smith explains how you can holiday local this summer.

Some had spent thousands of dollars travelling to Tauranga for the star-studded event.

MetService has forecast a further 180 to 240mm of rain over the coming days.

Beaches remain closed as more wind and rain is driven into the Bay.

Concerts were canned, beaches closed and camping plans cut in yesterday's weather.

A heavy rain watch has been upgraded to a warning and campers are starting to clear out.

A good Boxing Day can help retailers set themselves up for a successful 2023.

The markers were installed at Lake Rotoiti and Lake Ōkāreka.

'Quite a bit of water in a short period of time.'

Seeing the orca was a brilliant way to start the day for some.

The builders of two Tauranga properties shared what it felt like to win.

The company has since apologised for his experience and says it will help police.

There was a large variety of vehicles on display, the hosting club president says.

Beef + Lamb NZ reps met with locals to discuss what they think needs to change.

More muggy nights are expected, and so is the rain.

But others in the Bay have welcomed the additional support, which included youth.

Funds will go to Gender Dynamix, whose building burned down earlier this year.

The last 28th Māori Battalion soldier has praised the mahi, but says it took too long.

It is the first time since the pandemic began a cruise ship has docked in Tauranga.

Bay of Plenty farmers say it might alter future generations' decision to farm.

The sector gathered this week to discuss issues and solutions, including recruitment.

The decision was made to attract overseas drivers and tackle shortages.

But the local community is fighting back with a new project to save the precious trees.

The woman was taken to hospital in a critical condition early on Sunday morning.

Thirty two fines were handed out in an hour and a half last week.

This year's theme is taking action for nature.

People have reported seeing large plumes rise high above the volcano.

Actor shares his memories of uncle Taa Toby on the first day of his tangi.

Keanan was a year 13 student on his way to work experience when he crashed.