Archery is one of the oldest arts still practised today - probably dating back to the Stone Age - around 20,000BC. Ancient Egyptians popularised it by using... Read More

Tauranga's controversial begging ban, which only came into force in April last year, has been revoked. Councillors voted six-four in favour of ditching... Read More

Uber ride share drivers claim there's a turf war simmering in Tauranga with conventional taxi drivers accused of 'poaching' Uber fares and 'double dipping'. And... Read More

The Mayor of Tauranga Tenby Powell has delivered an impassioned message on 'bold leadership' while backing a substantial rates rise to cover for a 'past abject... Read More

It may be his rookie season in the pro class for the Valvoline D1NZ National Drifting Championship, but Tokoroa driver Taylor James is showing he can foot it... Read More

Everyone has their own sport and describes it in their own way. Riley Houghton describes his sport of Pro-Wrestling as 'violent ballet”. Riley... Read More

Whether we are just lazy, forgetful, plain careless or have a disregard for the law, parking infringement notices are costing Tauranga motorists a poultice. Exactly... Read More

A chapter of the Mongrel Mob is defending its decision to film members of the public at a recent meeting in Tauranga. The 'Gangs and Crime in Tauranga'... Read More

The Greerton community is rallying around devastated business owners after multiple fires gutted their restaurants on Chadwick Road. Family owned restaurants... Read More

She has an impressive pedigree. In a previous, secular incarnation, Sue Beverly was chief manager of the Bank of England's UK foreign currency reserves.... Read More

Patch day is also a pay day of sorts. A special day for everyone. Patch day is when the Pacific Island villagers receiving cataract operations from the... Read More

Nine people have been employed full-time to help people across a new traffic light controlled pedestrian crossing. The crossing attendants are referred to as... Read More