Bay Oval, Tauranga will be the setting for the BLACKCAPS versus Australia T20I series this October.

A significant historic site in Tauranga city centre is set to be restored, ensuring long-term preservation while improving public access.

Tauranga City Council has adopted changes to the City Plan to enable the development of housing at Tauriko West – the city’s next new community, providing up to 4000 new homes.

A section of the Motukauri track on Mauao will be temporarily closed next week. The closure will take place from 8am-4pm, Wednesday, 5 March to Friday, 7 March. These dates are subject to weather conditions.

Unicorns to bounce on, a firefighter’s pole, sand pits, more climbing activities and swings – these are just some of the inspired submissions we’ve received so far for refreshing the Hopukiore – Mount Drury play area.

International Buskers Day Out is coming to Tauranga for the first time, with free performances of acrobatics, contortion, and magic.

The Oruahine track on Mauao will be temporarily closed next week for maintenance. The track closure will take place from 7am on Wednesday, 15 January until 4pm on Friday, 17 January 2025.

While many families are taking a well-deserved break, you might be looking for a fun way to spend time in Tauranga. Why not visit some of our great places to play around town?

A new pavilion at Gordon Spratt Reserve has been officially opened, marking a significant milestone in the history of the Pāpāmoa Cricket and Football Clubs.

Waitaha Reserve in Welcome Bay was buzzing with excitement on Friday as over 200 locals gathered to get a first look at the newly upgraded reserve and playground, which is now open to the community.

One of Mount Maunganui’s most popular play spaces is ready for a refresh, and we need your help to make it even more awesome.

Next March, for the first time ever, Tauranga will host the Skateboard Nationals, NZ’s premier skateboarding event where some of the country’s top skateboarders will drop in and carve up at Destination Skatepark.