Tauranga property owners have had a “significant win” after the council agreed to update flood maps, a developer says. Tauranga City Council is making Plan Change 27 – Flooding from Intense ...

About 250 people attended a rally at Tauranga’s Memorial Park urging the city council to reduce rates. Act list MP Cameron Luxton spoke to the crowd before they marched to The Strand in the city ...

Tauranga’s newest sports facility is set to host its first national tournament - and it’s a slam dunk for local basketball fans. The Foot Locker Under 20 Basketball Nationals will take place ...

Overview: 4D Molecular Therapeutics, Inc. is a late-stage biotechnology company focused on developing adeno-associated virus vectors using its proprietary Therapeutic Vector Evolution platform ...

Timbuk2, a South African AI startup, has launched a groundbreaking project that pays everyday people to map the informal businesses that fuel their communities. Armed with smartphones and purpose ...

The NFL offseason is one of the most fun times of the year. From NFL mock drafts, the NFL draft, free agency, trades, and projections, there is so much for fans to sink their teeth into when it ...

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Map platforms like Google, Apple, and Bing Maps now drive 20% of local searches, according to new research. BrightLocal research shows that one in five local searches now happens in map apps ...

By Paul Grein Jackie Patillo, Gospel Music Association president, is set to receive the BMI Spotlight Award for her dedication to the genre and for her career as an advocate for all Christian and ...

One local chef and restaurant put Filipino food on the map -- and on the Yelp Top 100 list. Filipino chef Jojo Hernandez immigrated to the U.S. at just 17 years old and turned his passion for ...

Spotlight on billionaires and tycoons who chose Singapore to set up their foundations for charity work (Clockwise from top left) Ray Dalio, Low Tuck Kwong (back row, left in picture), Bill Gates ...