Latest news for Pāpāmoa

As we head into the warmer months, Tauranga City Council is rolling-out its annual road resurfacing programme.

Curious minds will have the chance to step inside Tauranga city centre’s future civic precinct during STEMFest. Te Manawataki o Te Papa is opening for a one-day activation from 11.00am to 3.00pm on Sunday, 28 September.

Tauranga city centre will join cities and towns across the globe on Tuesday, 23 September, lighting up landmarks in blue to celebrate the International Day of Sign Languages.

Tauranga City's Mayor and Councillors have approved a 20-minute grace period for all council-operated parking in the city centre and city centre fringe paid zones.

Tauranga City Council is partnering with Envirohub Bay of Plenty to bring this year’s Young at Heart Festival to life.

Tauranga City Council has confirmed its intention to progress with a redesigned Memorial Park Aquatic Centre to be built on the site of the existing Memorial Pool.

In the next phase of construction for the Pāpāmoa East Interchange, work is focused on building the bridge itself.

For the first time, the BLACKCAPS take on Australia right here at Bay Oval for a three-series T20I spectacle.

Tauranga will once again play host to New Zealand’s premier gymnastics event when the 2026 Xtreme Productive Gymnastics Nationals return to Mercury Baypark in the first week of the September school holidays next year.

Tauranga City Council’s Animal Services team is celebrating several successful dog-owner reunions, all made possible through microchipping, with one story especially touching.

“I feel proud,” said Eli, a Year 8 student from Parua Bay School, Whangarei, attending his first-ever Zespri AIMS Games playing Rip Rugby.

No matter what language you speak, or where you were born – we are glad you are here!