City Life

Richard’s legacy of empowering people

'Not sure? Ask us'. Citizens Advice Bureau's tagline rang true for Richard Cox, a life member of the organisation's Tauranga Branch. He started at the bureau... Read More

Dancer living his performing dream

Tauranga dancer John Tetley-Jones has set sail this week to live out his performing dream. Taking up a contract with an American cruise line company named the... Read More

More Cricket World Cup tickets on sale now

More Western Bay of Plenty cricket fans can be part of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022 this month, after an increase in permitted capacity from 10 to... Read More

Prepare your home isolation kit

Are you ready to isolate at home if you or someone in your whānau gets sick with Covid-19? Preparing for Covid-19 is essential to not only keep your family and... Read More

Robot Wars - Tauranga teens to take on the world

Six students from three Tauranga schools have qualified for the VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas, Texas, US, this May 3-12. But they will need financial... Read More

The impact of an empty CBD

Tauranga City shops are feeling the effects of empty streets, with many people now working from home - not their usual CBD workplaces - due to the Omicron wave... Read More

Long live Chris

One moment life can be full of sun, surf, paddle boarding, family, friends and work, and the next moment everything can change. This has happened for Mount Maunganui's... Read More

Bay Oval ready for cricketing rivalry

The ICC Women's Cricket World Cup begins this weekend and Bay Oval groundsman Jared Carter and his team have put in the hard work to ensure optimal conditions... Read More

Action on the sand and the water

New Zealand's best stand-up paddleboarders, volleyballers and wing-foilers will be flying on the water and over the sand at Mount Manganui from today as the... Read More

Supporting hospital staff with fresh baking

Are you a home baker? Rise up Tauranga is calling on the Bay of Plenty community to provide fresh home baking as a way to show support for the front line staff... Read More

Plea to keep commissioners

Debate over whether Tauranga City should return to having Local Body Elections this October keeps churning as community figures fear the work of the current... Read More

New funding for schools

Is your local school keen to have a worm farm? Edible gardens? New bike racks? People are being encouraged to kick start their school's sustainability or... Read More