Full of excitement and sporting bright orange outfits, over 700 students from Tauranga and Western Bay primary and intermediate schools took to the streets of Mount Maunganui yesterday in the annual Road Safe Orange Walk.

A morning of hands-on learning for 45 Pāpāmoa school students involved some hi-viz, a digger ride or two, and a lesson on what goes into building major roads and bridges.

A new Tauranga City Council digital map that highlights hundreds of accessible locations is already being described as “a total win” for local disabled and older communities.

With spring and the warmer weather that comes with it now upon us, Tauranga City Council is rolling out the city’s annual road resurfacing programme.

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.

The principal at Pillans Point School says the risk of serious injury to her students has reduced following the safety feature upgrades to the Chapel Street/Maxwells Road crossing.

We’re resurfacing a section of Oceanbeach Road as part of our annual resurfacing programme.

The ‘golden years’ might be a slower paced time of life for some, but for Mount Maunganui RSA village residents Tup Cox and Eddie Pinkerton, there’s no slowing down.

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

Tauranga City Council has welcomed the inclusion of three significant projects in the Government’s National Land Transport Policy (NTLP) announcement.

With more than 40,000 bus passengers a month, Arataki is the second busiest bus hub in our city.