03-Jul 20:00
Truancy frustration ‘reaching a crescendo’
03-Jul 18:00
The sun makes a brief but welcome return
03-Jul 17:01
Kiwi confirmed in Coromandel reserve
03-Jul 16:01
Minding her own beeswax
03-Jul 15:01
Auto extravaganza fundraises for ambulances
03-Jul 14:01
Rough sleeper belongings removed without warning
03-Jul 13:32
Fatal bus crash driver pleads guilty
03-Jul 13:12
No new cases of COVID in managed isolation
03-Jul 11:45
Brookfield School joins free lunches programme
03-Jul 11:30
Therapy dog provides lifeline for Tara
03-Jul 11:10
Acorn achieves financial self-sufficiency
03-Jul 10:37
‘Mushroom plume’ near Motiti concerning residents
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8:00pm Friday 03 Jul, 2020
The principals' federation says the government must bring truant service workers inhouse to schools because teachers know their students better. This... Read More
6:00pm Friday 03 Jul, 2020
The previous weeks have introduced winter to Aotearoa with large swells, gale southerlies and plenty of rain, but high pressure and sunshine is set to... Read More
5:01pm Friday 03 Jul, 2020
Conservation groups on the central east coast of the Coromandel Peninsula are marking a major success, with confirmation of a population kiwi in the... Read More
4:01pm Friday 03 Jul, 2020
Sue MacDougall is sending a strong message about the importance of standing alone in her upcoming exhibition. The Tauranga artist’s series of... Read More
3:01pm Friday 03 Jul, 2020
After St John’s annual appeal was cancelled because of COVID-19, the service has received a much needed funding boost from a bunch of car enthusiasts.... Read More
2:01pm Friday 03 Jul, 2020
A homeless man says he is angry after his personal belongings were taken and dumped near a skip bin by council cleaners. The man, who... Read More
1:32pm Friday 03 Jul, 2020
The driver of a bus which crashed in the Bay of Plenty, killing five people including a child, has plead guilty to a total of 13 charges. Junwwei Zhang,... Read More
1:12pm Friday 03 Jul, 2020
There are no new cases of COVID-19 at New Zealand borders today. There remain 18 active cases in New Zealand. It is the third day this week that there... Read More
11:45am Friday 03 Jul, 2020
Brookfield School students will enjoy free, healthy lunches from Term 4 this year. Principal Ngaere Durie took to Facebook earlier this week, announcing... Read More
11:30am Friday 03 Jul, 2020
A jovial girl leads a caramel labradoodle around the park, they run up the hill carefree like any other child and their pet. But there... Read More
11:10am Friday 03 Jul, 2020
By harnessing the generosity of people in our region, the Acorn Foundation is building a pool of funds that will allow current and future generations... Read More
10:37am Friday 03 Jul, 2020
A white mushroom shaped plume in the ocean near Otaiti Reef is concerning residents of Motiti Island, who fear it is pollution from the Rena Wreck. Motiti... Read More
10:13am Friday 03 Jul, 2020
‘Black Lives Matter’ protests have been the centre of most Tauranga students' lives, yet the importance of teachers' roles in the... Read More
9:18am Friday 03 Jul, 2020
Homes in a botched Tauranga housing development were sold to clients before consented drawings were completed, providing inaccurate costs, the... Read More
8:24am Friday 03 Jul, 2020
The world’s leading points-scorer and three-time World Player of the Year, Dan Carter, is lining up for a very special appearance at this year’s... Read More