More than just a brekkie for those in need
Not just for those in need, say community breakfast organisers.
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Helen Clark's dad turns 100: A secret to a long life
The former PM Helen Clark's father George celebrates 100 years.
Little theatre needs a big step up from community
Along with other theatre members, Bobbie Gillespie is stepping down.
Cooks required for Kura Kai in Katikati
Kura Kai's freezer in Katikati has been completely filled twice since late last year.
Spread the Christmas cheer throughout the year
A call for Katikati Christian Foodbank donations to be consistent throughout the year.
Cyclone Dovi causes mayhem
Local fire brigades were kept busy in Katikati on Sunday.
High school starts the new year with a new principal
Deputy head Louise Buckley has taken the helm at Katikati College.
Avocado, kiwifruit growers counting cost of Cyclone Dovi
Avocado trees completely uprooted by wind. Young gold kiwifruit poles knocked over.
Home buyers priced out of Tauranga help drive Western Bay values to record
Western Bay's market experienced steady growth leading up to the 2020 Covid-19 lockdown.
Waikato Expressway vs Katikati bypass - the community weighs in
Community members say NZTA's congestion solution is a sticking plaster for a headache.
Bay of Plenty moves to restricted fire season overnight
Everyone needs a permit to light an open-air fire.
Truckie twins thought honour 'was a hoax' - or a tax demand
Twin founders of Taylor Brother's Transport say their business is "a team effort".
Katikati driver denies careless driving causing death charge
The driver of a car involved in a fatal crash in Katikati denies careless driving.
Holiday traffic, crashes cause major delays
Waka Kotahi is advising people to drive with care.
Sir John Kirwan: Goodbye to the Covid-19 blues
OPINION: JK outlines ways to shake off anxieties from the Covid 19 pandemic.
Katikati's foremost conservationists now Project Parore patrons
Rosalie Smith and Peter Maddison have extensive backgrounds in environmental work.
Food and Wine Fest with Sir Dave Dobbyn all set for January
"We are happy to be able to facilitate the most anticipated event in Katikati in 2022."
Petition gathers pace to reunite chef with family
Employers keen to reunite family split by wait for visa application.
Park installation proves highlight as Covid curtails arts events
"These have probably brought the most joy to people's faces."
Katikati mums' dream becomes reality
Shelley Robinson and Nathalie Thomas's community dream has become a reality.
Vision impairment no barrier for top Toi Ohomai student
.After a rocky start in life, now-19-year-old sees a future for himself in robotics.
'Matahui magic': School facing closure now has a solid future
In July the school announced it was struggling financially and would be forced to close.
Peter Williams to front Three Waters Reform meeting
There is widespread concern reform measures could strip away local control.
Volunteers plan more stream bank plantings at Haiku Park
Volunteers have added almost 3000 native plants to the park and seek help to plant more.
Social enterprise for those with and without disabilities
Grand opening for social enterprise
Access to beach 'monumental' for wheelchair users
Beach mats make the beach accessible
Planning starts for primary and secondary schools
Planning starts next year for new primary and secondary schools