Restoring Maketū wetlands is an opportunity for communities to thrive.

No venue? No problem for pop-up ball shop.

Work delayed by Covid-19 lockdown is finally carried out.

Food trucks a new addition to school's fireworks gala.

Waipuna Hospice Shop to benefit from Maketu Rotary's bear knitting.

Developing wetland is scene for exploring and science.

Speed-limit review is largely a response to community concerns.

Lunches in Schools programme could inject $2 million into the local economy.

When finished, it will be the "largest consented green field industrial zone".

Committee set up to suggest sustainability initiatives.

Locally grown native plants up for grabs on August 7.

Te Puke Community Board has recently funded four CCTV cameras in the town.

Jorja is determined to support her teammates from her wheelchair.

Surf club's run of success continues.

Unbeaten Te Puke face unbeaten Tauranga next Saturday

Bay of Plenty woman packing dried pet food had her fingers burnt and crushed.

The weekend ahead is looking cloudy with isolated showers.

Te Puke rugby teams sit second and third in the Western Bay Senior men's rugby competition

Exhibition highlights the tools used in traditional horticulture.

One was person has been arrested.

Road improvements will have to wait for completion of water main installation.

Scholarship was the first step to Holly Farquhar become a high school French teacher

Dirt Bike Encounters has been running for six years.

Angela Leigh has taken up the baton of her husband's book idea.

Te Puke's health shuttle has clocked up 2000 trips and 50,000km in two years

Massive community support sees grandstand project go ahead.

Recreated wetland's first stage will be 70 hectares by 2023.

The lifting of Covid-19 restrictions means sanctuary restoration work can begin again.

Sermons inspire wall hanging and lockdown provides the chance to finish it