City Life

The story of the Bayfair underpass revival

With the Bayfair underpass - which runs under State Highway 2 - now open to the public for use, The Weekend Sun caught up with one group which worked hard work... Read More

Grasping for gold

Bay of Plenty may be home to the next speed climbing Olympian thanks, in part, to the community's support in constructing a brand new inside training wall. 'We've... Read More

Big dreams making a splash

Imagine having one dream. One dream that is on your mind every day and has been on your mind every day since you were six years old. For Zyleika Pratt-Smith,... Read More

New music for country star

Even before he speaks in his gravelly baritone, country singer Brendan Dugan is often recognised around Tauranga. 'Even when I'm wearing a mask,” he says.... Read More

Chef’s tips to cheat the budget

When a cauliflower or a cabbage costs upwards of $5 each - and you've got mouths to feed for a whole seven days and money needed for other bills - how do you make... Read More

New creative outlet for stroke survivors

Two local artists are working together to bring their passion for art and their professional knowledge to help stroke survivors find a new creative outlet, create... Read More

Ōtūmoetai Peninsula plan ready for public feedback

Tauranga residents are invited to check-out Tauranga City Council's draft 30-year plan to support population growth in Ōtūmoetai, Matua, Brookfield, Bellevue... Read More

More demand than ever before

Bay of Plenty foodbanks are in need of extra grocery supplies after they have seen skyrocketing demand this year. According to Katikati Christian Foodbank public... Read More

Auction to take flight

The Tauranga Model Aircraft Club's annual auction of model aircrafts is getting ready to take flight. The auction, which is typically held in June and raises... Read More

Tightening the screws on crime

They're tiny, but almost 100 per cent effective against thieves. Tauranga South Community Patrol's initiative to get tamper-resistant screws onto vehicles in the... Read More

Walk – don’t run!

Walking football, a slower-paced version of the popular sport designed for mature players, has made its debut in the Bay of Plenty. It's free to join and walks... Read More

Carving the future of whakairo

With a lack of whakairo facilities in Tauranga, The Incubator Creative Hub has decided to open their own hub to further support Toi Maori in our community. The... Read More