Times change, things change, but nothing changes. Like at the Te Puke Post Office where locals have taken over running the business. Things have changed radically... Read More

Nadia Lim is travelling to Tauranga next week to talk about the importance of providing quality education for Cambodian children - a topic close to her heart.... Read More

It's always the way. The 1917 Dodge Roadster had served them faithfully and tirelessly on a two-month, 4886 mile odyssey around the South Island. We won't convert... Read More

Wharf Street - tacky and dilapidated. A hodgepodge of recycled wooden pallets and planters, the occupants of most, long dead. A shambles of an eat street... Read More

The first step in fixing a problem is admitting you have one. And a council staff member reckons Tauranga has a bit of a waste problem. Amy is the waste... Read More

Sally Burgess is one of the country's most accomplished and successful country music exports. Okay, she is an Aussie by birth, but she did all her best... Read More

Ty Stoddard's rare skin condition leaves him sleep-deprived, emotionally drained and in chronic pain. The Tauranga dad, who has linear psoriasis, is seeking... Read More

Six months ago Tama Renton was contemplating another season on the back of the scrum with his beloved Rangataua Rugby and Sport Club at Maungatapu. That... Read More

Not the sort of book you would flick through on the pillow before nodding off. But for someone compiling a local history on the Canterbury provincial district,... Read More

Tauranga man David Charlton knows what it's like to lean on hospice services for emotional support. He says when his wife passed away seven years ago,... Read More

History was made at Tauranga Domain on Saturday. No not the 51-24 demolition of Hawke's Bay by the rampant Bay of Plenty Steamers but the win by the Bay... Read More

There's art in mysterious places. Art writer and painter Pete Morris is paving the way for people to explore the 21 points of interest on Downtown Tauranga... Read More