Latest news for Tauriko

From dazzling ballet and dinosaur discoveries to basketball on the waterfront and the return of the Great Tauranga Duck Race, Tauranga is packed with family-friendly fun these April school holidays.

Major stormwater and underground service upgrades are getting underway at the eastern end of State Highway 29 (SH29) as part of the Tauriko Enabling Works.

Following the lifting of all weather restrictions on 27 March, Tauranga City Council's Emergency Operations Centre remains active and continues to monitor the situation closely.

Council is aware of slips around the Wairoa Bridge, and a geotechnical assessment is currently taking place. The bridge remains open to vehicles; however, the cycle lane is closed.

The rain has started to get heavier in Tauranga with the orange heavy rain warning still in place until 1am Saturday morning.

Tauranga City Council has today published a third tranche of documents on its dedicated Mauao Landslide website in response to requests received under the Local Government Information Act (LGOIMA).

This is a precautionary approach following geotechnical advice about the current risks on Mauao from anticipated rainfall.

Tauranga City Council has activated its Emergency Operations Centre ahead of heavy rain forecast over the next 36 hours.

The results are in and it’s official – FISHER, the inaugural concert at Bay Oval, delivered a standout economic boost for Tauranga.

Following the initial release of information last week on Tauranga City Council’s Mauao Landslide website, a second tranche of documents has been published today.

Western Bay of Plenty District Council and Tauranga City Council are moving into a critical phase of decision making on how local water services will be delivered in the future.

Waiata powered by the sound of a full big band, will take centre stage at Baycourt Community & Arts Centre as TNT! Capital City Big Band presents an explosive fusion of Te Reo Māori and big band jazz.