The festive spirit is alive in Tauranga city centre this year with a large 8-metre reusable Christmas tree lighting up the revitalised Masonic Park every night from 28 November to 5 January.

After more than 1000 hours of design, mahi and laser-cutting, a new sculpture named Rauhea has been unveiled at a dawn ceremony at Red Square in the Tauranga CBD.

How can you find words for such a great project that will benefit such a great community?

The Greerton Cricket Club (GCC) is a stalwart of the Tauranga South community – 51 years, and not out!

We get a lot of feedback about parking - some positive, some not so much. Take a tour of the city centre to find out how we're making parking easier for you.

Another milestone in connecting our city centre with Te Awanui Tauranga Harbour is complete with the opening of the city centre’s new boardwalk and rail underpass today.

Ever wondered what a flying kiwi would look like, or how our little New Zealand icon might feel seeing other birds soaring above?

Local Tauranga school students can now safely cross Fraser Street between 17th and 18th Avenue, thanks to a new signalised crossing.

After being closed for a facelift, Tauranga's Masonic Park in the city centre opened to the community on Monday.

Tauranga Moana is the latest New Zealand city set to install a rainbow crossing in its city centre as its council looks to celebrate diversity and inclusion.

More than 220 local children have put their creative flare to work alongside well-known New Zealand artist, Sara Hughes, for a new exhibition and light trail opening in the city centre on Friday, 20 September 2024.

When Tauranga Special School principal Barrie Wickens was asked if his school could help design the new waterfront playground, he and his team welcomed the opportunity to share their ideas for inclusivity.