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'Future-proofed': Kiwifruit company to create 600 jobs in multimillion-dollar expansion
The company expects to employ about 500 seasonal and 100 permanent staff next year
The company expects to employ about 500 seasonal and 100 permanent staff next year
If you thought house prices were high, they could be about to rise even further.
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Mark Lister says if election results are contested, we could be in for a volatile period
A survey of expats suggests Covid-19 may dramatically reshape the country's population.
We speak to two businesswomen who have established their own businesses this year.
Frivolous spending is seeing some couples rack up to $100,000 in consumer debt.
Westmere property first hit market four years ago with price tag of 'around $20 million'.
The $500 million is estimated to create more than 1000 jobs through construction phase.
We must forget about developing 'second-class robots' and more on 'first-class humans.'
There are still jobs up for grabs in the Bay of Plenty's booming dairy industry.
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OPINION: Lister says gradual progress toward reopening of economies is expected in a year
Labour's policies include upping the minimum wage, pay equity and doubling sick leave
"It feels like I have been released and freed a little bit."
Port of Tauranga handled nearly 6.4 million tonnes of cargo in the last financial quarter.
The New Zealand kiwifruit industry has been boosted by three specialised reefer vessels.
From July 1 to September 30, the Port of Tauranga handled nearly 6.4m tonnes of cargo
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What are the priorities for Bay businesses from the new Government?
It's a mall like no other. There are no car parks, eftpos machines or food courts.
Some Bay used car dealers were having to look further afield for good-quality stock.
The 'tā moko' painted on a Fletcher Building truck has 'inaccuracies', according to Māori.
Cancian defended himself in the civil court case heard in the High Court at Tauranga.
From April to August, 170 people came to Tauranga intending to stay for a year or more.
A post-Covid-19, health and safety event was held in Mount Maunganui this month.
Tourism minister Kelvin Davis defends job in portfolio he says he wants to keep.
OPINION: A few strong economic indicators recently are painting a more positive picture.
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Winning the Ahuwhenua Trophy would validate the trust's vision, the vice-chairwoman says.