Are you up for an adventure this school holidays? Your help is needed to track down eight of the 'Most Wanted' invasive critters and diseases 'hiding' around... Read More

Wētā, Tuna and Kārearea are mates of Gary the Glowworm, and are traveling to attend his rave in the cave birthday party. The friends face a number of trials... Read More

Confident, joyful and horse loving kids took to the arena for Tauranga Riding for the Disabled's 50th Anniversary showcase on Wednesday, April 3. Greenpark School... Read More

Opera fans are in for a musical treat this Saturday, as talented young singers and an international baritone perform a concert hosted by Tauranga Opera Forum Trust. 'An... Read More

Almost seven decades after being gifted his first remote control aeroplane, Roger Peddle still loves the hobby. In fact, as a flying instructor for Tauranga... Read More

A Western Bay of Plenty woman fighting for her life against multiple health conditions has found her only treatment option is to undergo urgent life-saving and expensive... Read More

A Western Bay of Plenty councillor is being remembered as 'extremely caring, devoted to his community”. Maketū-Te Puke councillor Richard Crawford passed... Read More

The Mount Art Group's annual exhibition is coming up - and this one is not to be missed! Not only is the group showing more than 200 artworks - including acrylic,... Read More

The Wright Family Foundation 46th National Youth Jazz Competition went off with foot-tapping beats and funky tunes last week, honing the skills of the next jazz... Read More

Organisations are relieved the council has backed down on proposed 'nightmare” fees at Tauranga's Historic Village. The village is home to dozens of community... Read More

A social badminton club that dates back 40 years has found a new home at Greerton Hall. The Social Badminton Club Tauranga was started in 1987 by a group of mums... Read More

Overhead there are four lanes of State Highway 2 traffic thundering by at 50 km/hr. But just below, in a quite a different world, in the dimness of a pedestrian... Read More