Katikati bike stand competition: Rack your brains and win $500
New Zealand's mural town is calling for bike rack ideas.
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'$1m is just the start': Acorn Foundation celebrates funding milestone
157 charities and social organisations will reap the rewards of local people's generosity.
Growers give back: Hospice, charities to benefit from trust's gift
Growers have raised close to $200,000 for local charities.
In Tauranga, new Ōmokoroa secondary school inches closer
Calls for Ōmokoroa High School move one step closer.
Rick's Beef: Simple changes can have huge impact
Assess the environmental impacts you are making from your food producing enterprise.
Ban on new gambling venues in western Bay of Plenty
District council this week unanimously approved the changes.
Kerbside rubbish and recycling coming to western Bay of Plenty
Full details of the service will be confirmed when the tender process is complete in 2020.
Animal Tales: Magnesium critical
The role of magnesium is pivotal in achieving a target Body Condition Score (BCS).
Feds wary of speed limit change
Widespread speed limit reductions being suggested could cause far more harm than good.
Action over pest numbers
Volunteers are needed to help trap rats, stoats and weasels.
'Moral duty' to improve environment
"It turns it into a moral duty to overcome these problems — if we can't the world won't."
Youngster acts to protect trees
Sunny Daly, 7, felt strongly that putting screws in trees for fencing was wrong.
NZ prepares for its avocado congress bid
It would be of huge benefit for New Zealand to host such a congress, writes Jen Scoular.
Giving kauri dieback the boot
If we don't act now, it could be too late for kauri.
Police identify man found dead on Katikati College grounds
The school has been closed for the day.
'Living on the Smell of an Oily Rag' workshop for low income earners
Free workshop for those having to stretch their dollar to meet living expenses
Kiwifruit Bust to boom: Teaching the next generation
Katikati College has thrown its support behind the horticulture industry.
Katikati bypass DIY funding option considered
'Our vision for the next 20 or 30 years can't be dependent on an imaginary bypass'
Calling North Korea: This man has a hotline to a militarised zone
Former Katikati man regular caller to North Korea on a special hotline from South Korea