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The hot ocean water complex will close its doors for maintenance on October 9.

This year also welcomes back international schools from the Cook Islands, Fiji, and Samoa.

If you thought Mount Maunganui was a summer hangout, August might change your mind.

Commercial property investors are being offered a unique and affordable chance to secure a street-front terrace occupied by some of Mount Maunganui’s best-loved beachside eateries and bars. On offer is the shop frontage licence over a covered ...

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Interest in other swim squads and clubs around Tauranga has gone up since Baywave announced its aquatic centre would be closed for 12 weeks for repairs and

On my latest visit to Tauranga, I based myself in Mount Maunganui, at The Pacific Apartments, constantly transfixed with the panoramic perspectives, massag

Hot stuff: New Zealands best natural hot springs 5 minutes to read Plunge into soothing and healing natural hot pools and springs, writes Ewan McDonald New Zealands blown hot and cold over the millennia, so we have more than 100 thermal hot pools and springs – from the free to the luxurious. Theyll help soothe your skin and muscles and maybe add years to your life. Thorpe Talbot is not a name that resounds in Aotearoas literary history, so full credit: in 1882 she published our first tourist ...

Tauranga City Council: Changes to Bay Venues business model to ensure sustainability 27 Apr, 2021 01:35 AM 3 minutes to read Tauranga City Council commission chairwoman Anne Tolley. Photo / File Bay of Plenty Times Tauranga City Council commissioners have adopted a range of recommended changes to Bay Venues business model. A statement from the council said the changes were designed to ensure Bay Venues Limiteds facility management activities were sustainable, community and commercially focused,...

Tauranga City Councils Bay Venues survives after damning review - critic says good compromise reaches 27 Apr, 2021 08:00 PM 4 minutes to read Tauranga City Council commission chairwoman Anne Tolley says there a key things to consider in the reshaping of Bay Venues. Photo / File Tauranga City Council commission chairwoman Anne Tolley says there a key things to consider in the reshaping of Bay Venues. Photo / File Bay Venues will stay in business despite its model being found unsustainable an...