Council

Dogs, togs & agility jogs at pooch ‘party'

From young pups, to teaching old dogs new tricks, if you want some expert advice on helping your four-legged friend to put their best paw forward, come along... Read More

Logging truck gridlock paralyses businesses

Anger is boiling over this week as Mount Maunganui businesses impacted by long lines of logging trucks blocking their driveways are threatening action, following... Read More

Congestion charging could be needed in Tauranga

The current funding model for transport infrastructure is 'not going to cut it” and congestion charges may be needed in Tauranga. Commissioner Stephen... Read More

Summer students showcase council experience

Tertiary students from across New Zealand have spent the summer soaking up sunshine and knowledge while completing summer internships and research projects... Read More

Tauranga candidates told to avoid squabbles

Potential future councillors of Tauranga have been issued a warning: Don't fight. "You are going to need to work with whoever your colleagues end... Read More

Macindoe provisional winner of by-election

The preliminary result for the Hamilton East Ward by-election shows Tim Macindoe is leading after voting closed at midday on Saturday February 17. After Saturday's... Read More

Preparing the city’s contenders

Tauranga City Council is hosting an information evening this coming Monday, February 19, to help prepare people who are interested in standing as elected members... Read More

Refurbished centre celebrates first brithday

It has been one year since the cultural expression and artistic celebration hub, Sir Howard Morrison Centre, re-opened its doors. The refurbished Centre opened... Read More

Long-term Plan hearings provide valuable info

Tauranga City Council's commissioners have confirmed that this week's draft 2024-34 Long-term Plan submissions hearings have provided 'valuable food for thought”... Read More

Council says Mount smiley face is here to stay

In a decisive response to the commnity's resounding voice, Tauranga City Council has reached a verdict on the fate of Mount Maunganui's iconic smiley... Read More

Quad bike use divides beach community

A Bay of Plenty beach community is split over the rules for quad bike use at the Waiotahe Drifts subdivsion, with those in favour saying it could save lives. The... Read More

Council's warning to dog owners

Whether it's a quick jaunt around the block or a leisurely bush walk, dog owners are being asked to paws for thought when having fun in the sun with their four-legged... Read More