Tauranga City Council has confirmed the next phase of the City Centre Parking Management Plan, aiming to improve access to short-stay parking and balance demand across the city centre and city fringe.

The Western Bay of Plenty subregion is pleased to announce it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with central government to progress a Regional Deal.

Tauranga City Council has welcomed five dynamic new board members to three of its council-controlled organisations (CCOs), following a competitive selection process that drew 46 expressions of interest.

Does it feel like you’re always doing laps while looking for a park in Mount Maunganui? Tauranga City Council is looking to create a plan to change that.

Tauranga City Council unanimously adopted its Annual Plan 2025/2026 yesterday – the first for the Council elected in July last year– and one that aims to balance investing in Tauranga’s future with affordability.

Our new administration building in the city centre was officially opened on Monday, 23 June by Mayor Mahé Drysdale.

An annual Filipino basketball tournament will this weekend bring together hundreds of players and spectators, as Tauranga plays host to a passionate celebration of culture - both on and off the court.

The people of Tauranga are invited to register for the official opening and a guided tour of Tauranga City Council’s new administration building on Monday, 23 June.

The 2025 Fulton Hogan Mount Festival of Multisport has once again proven itself to be a standout event on Tauranga’s annual sporting calendar.

We all love our dogs. They accompany us on walks, trips to the beach, and for some are that extra heated blanket on the bed during those cold winter nights.

Tauranga City’s Mayor and Councillors yesterday settled on an average rate increase of 9.9 percent to support the city’s Annual Plan 2025/2026 – just over two percent less than the increase consulted on in April.

Tauranga City’s Mayor and Councillors have voted to support the development of a 50-metre outdoor training pool at Mount Maunganui College and to keep the Ōtūmoetai Swimming Pool up and running.