Police scale back search for missing Katikati man
Shaun Donovan has not been seen since August 13.
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No penalties: Tauranga port workers reassured amid Covid testing rush
The port estimates 6000 people have been onsite since July 21 and will need to be tested.
Bay hospital hours adjusted for alert level 2
Hospitals in the Bay of Plenty have put restrictions in place.
'You are at the front of our minds' - BOP Civil Defence
"Before this current resurgence we had lots of hui and debriefs so we could all learn."
Red - the new colour for best small museum
New brand reflects Western Bay Museum's growth and development as a reputable institution.
Support needed to keep thermometer rising
Building a horticulture centre in Katikati will benefit the community and wider industry.
Zirka Circus brings animals back in 5D
Performing arts, theatre and 5D holographic animals feature in a world-class performance.
Katikati A&P Society preparing to mark 100th show in 2022
The society's iconic building has received a fresh lick of paint ahead of the occasion.
Academy members come from Waihi to Tauranga
Katikati couple create Jiu Jitsu Academy to give back to the community.
Programme urgently needs more volunteers
Blue Light assists young people to overcome the barriers to getting a driver's licence.
Honoured for services to Māori, broadcasting
George Burt honoured by Governor-General for services to Māori and broadcasting.
Darts in the McCormick family's DNA
McCormick family celebrates 50 years of manufacturing and exporting darts worldwide.
Three waters reform: Councils hesitant about $761 million funding pool
Only councils who opt into the three waters reform programme can access the funding.
Tears shed as much loved principal farewelled
After 22 years teaching Vicki Knell leaves Omokoroa Point School in good stead.
'Fantastic, this can only be good for Omokoroa'
Residents positive about $75 million privately-funded Omokoroa Town Centre proposal.
Project to restore parore to Tauranga Harbour
Project Parore has support from Beef+Lamb New Zealand, DairyNZ, Zespri and NZ Avocado.
One person seriously injured in Katikati crash
Two people were taken by road to Tauranga Hospital.
Making it with no TV, computer or cellphone
Former Wellington couple mark 7th anniversary in villa at Katikati's Summerset by the Sea.
Described by judges: 'Class written all over it'
Katikati business BeeNZ win packaging award for their stunning gold embossed box.
'We've had a bit of a hiding': Tornado as Bay of Plenty lashed with wild weather
"Driving conditions will also be hazardous with surface flooding and poor visibility."
'Really scary': SH2 speeders putting roadworkers' lives at risk
Within five hours, police caught 157 people speeding through works on State Highway 2.
Parcels for elderly Meals on Wheels receivers
Red Cross delivers 3700 parcels with essential goods to bring comfort after Covid-19.
Beach project gets support from key leaders
Katikati Boating Club's project could see a beach with better recreational facilities.
Pop-Up Op Shop raises $5000 in five weeks
Funding support could see temporary Te Puna Community Pop Up Op Shop stay open longer.
Katikati residents thank their 'angel'
A Katikati woman helped nine households at a retirement village shopping during lockdown.
Colourful mufti day brings rewards
Katikati College House colours support successful mufti day for local foodbank.
Growers contribute per tray to local charity
DMS Progrowers Charitable Trust donates $5000 to establish a new volunteer service.
Hot rod shop mural a challenge for artist
Award-winning mural artist Shane Walker takes on a new challenge - painting classic cars.
Everyone keen to connect face to face
Katikati College focused on wellbeing, supporting students, staff and community in Covid.
Recent rain turns pond into recreational lake
Recent rain turned a stormwater pond into a recreational lake in Katikati for yachties.
Stocks of plant seedlings couldn't keep up
Katikati Hardware store went from silent in lockdown to all go in level 2.