Hīkoi reveals impact of Mauao damage

A touch of magic is coming to The Historic Village with the unveiling of a brand-new Fairy Garden, creating a whimsical new space for tamariki and whānau to explore.

Wondering what the talk about changes to local government means for you? Our community survey, opening Monday, gives the people of Tauranga the chance to have their say on the most significant reform the sector has seen.

The operation, undertaken by the Tauranga City Council Alcohol Licensing Team and Tauranga Police Alcohol Harm Prevention Co-ordinator, has revealed several breaches of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act.

Leaders of the Upper North Island Strategic Alliance (UNISA) met today for their second meeting of the triennium, hosted by Whangārei District Council and Northland Regional Council.

Matariki Te Tauranga o ngā Waka runs from 16 June to 16 July 2026, bringing a month of local events and experiences across the region.

The Pāpāmoa community is being invited to celebrate the 20th birthday of their local library and community centre.

With more than 15,000 dogs across the city, Tauranga City Council is reminding owners to register their dogs for the 2026/27 registration year.

Over the past several months, a substantial number of documents have been released on the Tauranga City Council dedicated Mauao webpage relating to the tragic landslide in January.

Get set for another thrilling summer of international cricket, with three of the world’s leading cricket nations – India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh – heading to Bay Oval across the 2026/27 season.