Latest from Tauranga

Climate change hui a 'coalition of the willing'

Representatives from across the Bay of Plenty gathered in Te Puke yesterday.

Inside the tragic death of Baby Royal

Social workers should have visited baby after concerns raised just weeks before his death.

Travel itch: Tauranga campervan sales spike post-Covid

'New entrant' buyers in their 40s are heading the surge of interest in campervans.

Letters to the editor: Bin changes are a rubbish result

OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.

'A light to our lives': Family of missing woman plead for information

The family of missing woman Rebeka Storey are asking the public for help.

Missing for six weeks: Tauranga woman's car found at campground

Rebeka Storey has been missing since September 5.

Serious injuries after person hit by car in Tauranga

Police are trying to find the driver.

Red wash: Data shows how Labour smashed National's stronghold in the Bay

Labour won every electorate in the region for party votes for first time in 18 years.

'No regrets': Muller on victory, loss - and Judith Collins

'The country has spoken very clearly .. We need to reflect on that.'

'Revved up': Hannah Tamaki vows to come back 'stronger'

'I am quite excited for the future of Vision NZ.'

Simon Bridges answers leadership question and reveals priorities

Tauranga MP says the election result is 'bittersweet'.

'Show's not over': Waiariki remains on a knife's edge

'It's not over just yet.'

Wharf St development 'on time and on budget'

A $5.56m upgrade to Wharf St will re-energise the city centre, say some business owners.

Musical siblings back from New York among highlights as concerts resume

Music to the ears - there are plenty of gigs and concerts to look forward to.

Bay of Plenty councillor returns to barbering roots

Bay councillor Stacey Rose is loving his dual roles as an elected member and a barber.

Tauranga councillor resigns, calls for commissioners

Mayor 'saddened' but not surprised: 'Jako hasn't been happy'.