More officers needed for growing town
Katikati's boundaries have changed significantly.
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Residents encouraged to decorate letterboxes for parade
Floats will not traverse Katikati's main street but gather at the college's front field.
Special attention paid to the plaques' servicemen
NZ Army Band concert comes to Te Puna.
Looking back on 140 years of Katikati rugby
Steve Graveson shares the history and drawings of the rugby grounds of Katikati.
Restored 1955 Ford joins pilgrimage to Hop
"People call it a boat anchor cos it's big and heavy."
New speed limits for notorious highway
New speed limits for SH2 Katikati to Bethlehem will come into effect from December 11.
School needs sponsors for student-led event
.Kids are working hard to get a new playground.
Landmark settler's house to be fully restored
Fashion show and history in focus at Athenree.
Six-rider team fifth overall in North Island
'Considering the kids don't practise a lot, they are doing fantastic,' team manager says.
Western Bay council planning prompts 13,000 response
This feedback will help with the development of the 2021-2031 Long-term Plan.
Saving the whales: Stranding shows trained volunteers vital
Bay of Plenty strandings have included Gray's beaked, pygmy sperm and orca whale species.
'I can't live another year like this': Woman raises money for new jaw
She can't eat or talk much - but now there is hope.
Climate change hui a 'coalition of the willing'
Representatives from across the Bay of Plenty gathered in Te Puke yesterday.
Teen running length of NZ with all he needs on his back
Shay Broomhall will run for at least 100 days while fundraising for refugees in Europe.
National's Scott Simpson defends Coromandel
The electorate includes Thames, Whitianga and Whangamatā and south of Katikati.
Paddy's Market gets the boot for first time in 53 years
Paddy's Market will not run this year due to Covid-19 disruptions.
Drivers risk road closures due to speeding at roadworks
Motorists need to be "putting themselves in the boots of our workers", Rob Campbell says.
Katikati's first traffic officer remembered
Ian Simpson passed away during lockdown, so his family are having a memorial this month.
Western Bay of Plenty plan feedback sought
The Western Bay of Plenty is one of the fastest growing districts in New Zealand.
Wooden sculpture cements town's avocado status
Katikati finally has a large avocado sculpture in its outdoor art collection.
Hulme's MG takes pride of place in Katikati
Western Bay Museum showcases many champions in their field.
'I miss you': Heartbroken father's message to missing son
Missing man described as a happy and peaceful guy.
Police name Katikati fatal crash victim
Inquiries into the circumstances of the crash are ongoing.
Bringing services and culture to community
Moving Runanga into Katikati sees a new era develop for Maori.
Biggest exhibition yet stars sports legends
Western Bay's best small museum in Katikati shares stories of local sports legends.