Tauranga City Council commits to transformational change following Mauao Landslide Review

Young people across Tauranga with ideas to address local climate challenges are being encouraged to apply for funding through the Youth Climate Action Fund.

Te Ao Mārama - Tauranga Library will close from 4pm on Sunday, 13 September to prepare for its move from the temporary location at 21 Devonport Road.

Tauranga City Council has received the Quantitative Landslide Risk Assessment (QLRA) for the Mauao Recreation Reserve.

14,506 young athletes are set to give it their all from Saturday, 5 to Friday, 11 September when the Zespri AIMS Games returns.

Delivering safe, fit-for-purpose roads with a best value for money approach remains the focus of Tauranga City Council's 2026-2027 road resurfacing programme, which gets underway from September.

Tauranga City Council can confirm that an agenda prepared for a joint meeting of Ngā Poutiriao ō Mauao and the Mauao Trust, scheduled for 6 August 2025, included an Operational Report.

Tauranga City Council has today accepted the findings and recommendations from the external review into the landslide at Mount Maunganui Beachside Holiday Park on 22 January 2026, publicly released today.

A week-long festival celebrating the older residents of Tauranga is set to return this October, with a packed programme of activities.

Road resurfacing works are planned to start Monday 17 August as stage three of the Ngatai/Bureta Road intersection safety improvements gets underway.