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Retirement village 'bonanza': Thousands of jobs, hundreds of homes:
More retirement homes, apartments and villas are being built in Tauranga to meet demand.
More retirement homes, apartments and villas are being built in Tauranga to meet demand.
Business leaders say kiwifruit returns will bolster Bay of Plenty economy and confidence.
COMMENT: Mark Lister talks about GDP and Pre-Election Economic and Fiscal Update.
Chinese big data firms' leaked database shows keen interest in influential New Zealanders.
Some Tauranga candidates won't pick one over the other. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
COMMENT: Mark Lister answers the one question about our post-Covid-19 financial future.
Demand is outstripping supply for kiwifruit orchards.
A new People and Culture Award has been created to celebrate business efforts in the Bay.
Pedalling their wares online has been what's saved many local retailers from going bust.
Revealed: How some stores have stood the test of time.
Gold, frogs and politics - miners get go-ahead to open a new front.
'It's rare to get an opportunity to get them together in one place ...'
The man who defeated Winston Peters still climbs his digger daily.
The 1548sq m site was originally bought by John Bateman for £200 in the late 1940s.
The tax rate hike would generate $550m a year.
The initiative has already helped one Bay man into his first home.
Comment: Property investors' lobby group urged members to ask tenants about heat pumps.
Nominate a deserving business.
Advice is to keep communication lines open with bank.
Graeme Walker started working at Farmers in 1971.
COMMENT: Tune in for Tauranga Chamber of Commerce's local candidates debate.
But travel agencies still optimistic in face of pandemic.
Eighteen Bay of Plenty businesses are in line for funding.
The development will feature retail, dining and luxury apartment living.
Thirty years in the real estate industry has given Ann Crossley a wide perspective.
COMMENT: Mark Lister says don't be upset long-running scheme is being wound up.
The agreement is unconditional and settlement is set to occur on September 30.
A new report finds there could be 1.6m ounces of gold to dig out of the area.
This year's Westpac Business Awards take place on November 13.
"Young people need to save and invest and not spend their money on fast cars.''