Greerton Village turns Vintage – ARCHIVE ONLY
Well, “Vintage & Retro” to be precise. On Saturday 18 November this year, Greerton Village will be hosting the long awaited and previously cancelled...
The Ladykillers at 16th Avenue Theatre – ARCHIVE ONLY
Sweet old Mrs. Wilberforce has new tenants, but they’re not the musicians they claim to be… they could even be train robbers. If Mrs....
Books from our own backyard
Writers in the Bay. Plenty to be proud about.
He’s known as Mattie to family and friends, and is now officially author Matthew Schwass with publication of his...
Diwali Festival to spread love, light, colour and sound in Tauranga this labour weekend
Tauranga's Historic Village is set to welcome the summer season with a sensory extravaganza celebrating the world-famous Indian Festival of Diwali.
Festival to be...
Special screening – Oceans 8 at RIALTO Tauranga !! – ARCHIVE ONLY
Diary now - Wednesday 13th June 2018, 7:30 pm!
Tauranga Waldorf School's Class 5 are busy fundraising for their upcoming Olympics camp. They have created...
The Perfect Murder – ARCHIVE ONLY
16th Avenue Theatre
The Perfect Murder (Mystery/Comedy)
9 to 24 March 2018
By Peter James
Directed by Melissa Osgood
Synopsis: Victor Smiley and his wife Joan have been married for a very...
Streets of colour in Greerton Village
If you have never seen Greerton Village in Winter – then you are missing out on a feast for your eyes!
Almost 60 trees have...
Through Andy Belcher’s lens – Tuna Kuwharuwharu (long finned eel)
The founder of Earthrace Conservation, Peter Bethune recently ran a photo competition looking for the best images of New Zealand’s endangered long-finned eels.
It...
Crafty Greerton Gears Up for Bombing
When Greerton’s blossoming cherry trees drop their colour and stand stark naked on the sidewalk, in steps Carol Power.
The Lunisolar Reality of Matariki
Matariki is the Māori name for the cluster of stars also known as the Pleiades. It rises in mid-winter and for many Māori, it heralds the start of a new year. Matariki literally means the 'eyes of god' (mata ariki) or 'little eyes' (mata riki).