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Jobs boom: Who is hiring?
The number of jobs available in IT and banking and financial services in the Bay of Plenty has more than doubled since last year according to Trade Me.

Papamoa set for growth boom
Population growth in Papamoa is expected to outstrip all of Tauranga City by 50 per cent by the year 2028 and business leaders say it's poised for a commercial development boom.

Farmers building on market
One of the largest commercial sites in the heart of Tauranga is up for sale - with discussions of a major revamp in the pipeline.

Airport role proves perfect fit for high-flyer
Rotorua Airport's new chief executive has spent her career in the tourism and aviation sectors dating back to her first job.

Hopes high of rival airline landing
Bay business leaders hope continued growth and a strong economy will beat out other contenders as the city vies for Jetstar flights.

Better deal will hit landlords
Tauranga landlords and property investors say the Government's decision to tighten rental-property requirements meant great news for tenants, but an added expense for landlords.

More help arrives to get on the ladder
First-time home buyers have more help than ever getting on the property ladder, say local real estate and finance experts.

Bay job growth leads country
Trade Me statistics released on Friday revealed the Bay of Plenty as the best performing region in the country for the second quarter of the year.