Wings upon the water Crashing into bronze whaler sharks while out wing foiling doesn't scare off Tauranga's Mark Arundel from the enthralling sport. Mark has been wing foiling for three years, having taken up the sport after...
Selling toys and raising spirits After being burgled earlier in the year, the Otūmoetai Toy Library is proving they can't be knocked down. The group is hosting a fundraiser at the St John Anglican Church this Saturday, May 28, from 2pm-4pm,... 13:57 Saturday 28 May
Covid-19: 6369 cases reported today The Ministry of Health are today reporting 6,369 community cases, 362 hospitalisations and 13 deaths. The seven-day rolling average of community case numbers today is 6,924 – last Saturday,... 13:04 Saturday 28 May
Fish & Game welcomes new farm wetlands guidance Fish & Game is welcoming the new NIWA-DairyNZ resource to help farmers with wetland design and performance. "New Zealanders are becoming far more aware of the important role wetlands play in 'taking... 11:45 Saturday 28 May
Budget ignores workforce pressures Pressures on business and workplaces to return to ‘business as usual' have been overlooked in the Government's Budget, according to a leading researcher from the University of Waikato. ... 10:30 Saturday 28 May
Fishers and boaties get check and clean reminder It's a 'game' in which everyone's a winner – and Biosecurity New Zealand wants to thank all who played it, defeating invasive pests along the way. Stuart Anderson, deputy director-general... 9:30 Saturday 28 May
Saunders jumps into contention at world champs Tom Saunders had felt he wasn't far off clicking in the early stages of the ILCA 7 world championships and it all came together for him on day four in Mexico. Saunders jumped 11 places to third overall... 9:00 Saturday 28 May
What‘s on? Markets, arts and crafts Good morning and welcome to Saturday. Ko te ra tenei i hanga e te Ariki. Ka koa tatou, ka koa hoki ki reira. Met Sertvice is forecasting a fine morning with cloudy periods from this afternoon. One or... 8:30 Saturday 28 May
NZ comes close at 42nd Queen Sirikit Cup New Zealand has fallen just shy of winning the 42nd Queen Sirikit Cup, finishing second behind winners Japan. The Kiwi side of Vivian Lu - Royal Auckland and Grange, Fiona Xu -Titirangi, and Eunseo Choi... 8:00 Saturday 28 May
Animals in science report: ‘decades of stagnation’ The Ministry for Primary Industries has recently released a report detailing the animal usage statistics in New Zealand for 2020. Scientific watchdog NZAVS claims the report showcases decades... 7:30 Saturday 28 May
Meet the TNL team People are invited to meet the team delivering the mahi on the Takitimu North Link project this weekend, Saturday, May 28, as construction gets underway on the first of eight bridges to be built. A community... 7:10 Saturday 28 May
Farewelling Music Month with more music Winston Watusi Music Plus And just like that New Zealand Music Month comes to an end. Not that you'd notice…...
Māori Party owes Tauranga an apology Democracy HQ A personal view, by Councillor Steve Morris When Māori Party president Che Wilson claimed Tauranga...
More cost of living relief for families Tamati Coffey Labour List MP We've just released this year's Budget, which sets out the next steps in our plan to...
Vote Tauranga, vote! Todd McClay National MP for Rotorua Early voting in the Tauranga By-election starts next Saturday, June 4 –...
The city by the sea Daniel Hutchinson From The Hutch I love a good renovation project. There's two main ‘reno' types –...
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