After ten years of extraordinary growth, determination, and community partnership, Western Bay Museum is embarking on the most ambitious chapter in its history. On Sunday 30th August, the museum will close its doors for six months to undergo...
The SH2 Wairoa Bridge cycleway has reopened with temporary safety improvements, following slip damage earlier this year. Some areas remain narrow due to the slip, so cyclists should take care and dismount where required. Design work for...
Cameron Road in Tauranga was closed near 15th Avenue last weekend, following a fatal single-vehicle crash, reported just after 5.40am on Saturday 22nd August. Morning motorists were advised to avoid the area and expect delays, with initial...
I was intrigued by the article on Page 20 of your 11th August issue, which you headlined “Sam: stUff to tell”. In my opinion, the headline should have read Stuffing Hell. For a National MP to take any credit for this project is a long way from...
Delivering major infrastructure for the Bay of Plenty has required a collective effort across central government, local councils, and passionate community advocates. “Fix the Bloody Road” rightly kept the pressure on for a very long...
Thanks for the wonderful article you ran on Jeremiah McDonald in the 28th July edition of the Lizard. We were really thrilled to see this on the front page. Thanks for covering this. Jeremiah has now put together a 24minute video, The Longest...