
'Nationally significant': Progress for NZ Land Wars project at Gate Pā
'Regardless of how we feel ... the good, bad, and the ugly, it’s our history'
'Regardless of how we feel ... the good, bad, and the ugly, it’s our history'
Having local information and data will help us in our local decision-making, Salt says.
Research finds local nuts have a higher concentration of vitamin C, B6 and selenium.
The highest number of new cases in months have been reported today.
"Without this, we dread to think what may have happened."
Papamoa sides riding high in the Western Bay cricket competitions
Ten Independent artists have been chosen to weave creativity and wellbeing
Tairua residents are one step closer to having a long-awaited, but contentious, skatepark.
Wētā Workshop Ltd has created a scale model of a mature kauri tree
The Waihi club held their Christmas Open Tournament, despite some dire weather
Work is set to begin on the development of Karangahake Reserve overflow car parking.
Tauranga's Hayden Wilde was named Athlete of the Year at the 2022 Adams Academy Awards.
This year’s Repco Beach Hop was the first of two within four months due to Covid delays.
The Bay of Plenty Times Christmas appeal is now in its second week.
Rotorua woman's passion for caravan shared by family a week after her death.
The Government has spent more than $31m on the scheme to July 2022.
Beach Hop- one marred by a number of arrests and drink-driving offences.
Here comes Santa Claus: Tips to survive until holiday time, including managing stress.
Philp Hunt says it's the people who have kept him in the industry for more than 2 decades
A helicopter has been used to transport the person to hospital.
Opinion: This has been a bloody tough year for farmers.
COMMENT: For those who feel the need to have a punt, don’t bet the farm.
Hard to say it, but a recession may even be positive news if it helps ease inflation.
PMG Funds is celebrating 30 years in business, and its CEO a decade at the helm.
Keitha Wineti-Guttill had no breast cancer symptoms, but was diagnosed in June 2020
Jane Hoggard's team developed bilingual science kits for school kids.
The hospital says it's the first time mould has been reported in the building.
Last week 1103 new Covid-19 cases were recorded in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes district.
Hospital team 'working hard' to increase the number of patients being seen.
One business owner says another lockdown would be "devastating".