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Waiariki Poll: Shows support for tourist bed tax

Waiariki Poll: Shows support for tourist bed tax

A Whakaata Māori poll of the Waiariki electorate reveals that voters support introducing a bed tax on international tourists to help meet growing infrastructure demands across the region. Results show 43% of respondents favour requiring international visitors to pay a bed tax to support local infrastructure, while 33% oppose the measure and 24% remain undecided. The findings come amidst ongoing … Read More

Kua tohua a Watson Ohia hei Kaiwhiriwhiri Matua mō Te Matatini 2027

Kua tohua a Watson Ohia hei Kaiwhiriwhiri Matua mō Te Matatini 2027

Kua kopoua e te Tumu Whakarae o Te Matatini, e Carl Ross, ko Watson Ohia te Kaiwhiriwhiri Matua mō Te Matatini o ngā Taniwha, ka tū ki Hopuhopu, Ngāruawāhia ā te Pēpuere 2027. Mā te Kaiwhiriwhiri Matua e ārahi te rōpū kaiwhakawā mō ngā rā e whā o te whakataetae me te rā whakamutunga ki te whakatau i ngā toa … Read More

Waiariki candidates centre kotahitanga and whanaungatanga in Marae TV debate

Waiariki candidates centre kotahitanga and whanaungatanga in Marae TV debate

With six weeks until election day, candidates for the Waiariki electorate gathered on the Marae TV set hosted by Scotty Morrison to discuss key issues and pitch their vision to voters. Rather than a traditional fiery contest, the discussion placed a strong emphasis on whanaungatanga, kotahitanga, and community wellbeing across one of the country’s largest Māori electorates. Te Pāti Māori … Read More

Tauranga Intermediate sevens ready to defend title at 2026 AIMS Games

Tauranga Intermediate sevens ready to defend title at 2026 AIMS Games

Tauranga Intermediate’s boys’ sevens rugby team is locked in and ready to defend their winning title at the 2026 AIMS Games.  With a target firmly on their backs, the defending champions are embracing the challenge as they face off against top-tier competition from across the country in Tauranga Moana. For team captain Manaia Reardon, the goal for the tournament is … Read More

From Grievance to Greatness: Te Arikinui lays out a future of Rauora

From Grievance to Greatness: Te Arikinui lays out a future of Rauora

Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po has delivered a powerful vision for the future of Aotearoa, calling for a collective transition from the legacy of Raupatu to a new era of Rauora. Addressing thousands of national and international guests at Tūrangawaewae Marae today for her second Koroneihana address, the Māori Queen centered her message on the theme: … Read More

Takitimu Kapa Haka Regionals set for historic return to Tauranga Moana in 2028

Takitimu Kapa Haka Regionals set for historic return to Tauranga Moana in 2028

In a significant cultural homecoming, the Takitimu – Te Kahu o te Amorangi Kapa Haka Regional Competitions will return to Tauranga in 2028. The announcement, made today by the Ngāti Kahungunu Arts and Culture Trust and Ngāti Ranginui, marks the first time the city has hosted the prestigious event since 1997. The 2028 regionals represent a milestone for the wider … Read More

Port of Tauranga wins fast-track green light for major Stella Passage expansion

Port of Tauranga wins fast-track green light for major Stella Passage expansion

The Port of Tauranga has cleared a significant hurdle in its bid to expand operations, with an expert panel issuing a draft decision to grant approvals for the massive Stella Passage development project. The announcement, delivered via Minute 14 on August 17, 2026, signals a major advancement for the port’s infrastructure ambitions under the Fast-track Approvals Act 2024. If finalised, … Read More