Damning life insurance report: Companies choose profit over people
Report lays bare NZ insurance sector culture and conduct.
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Jeremy Tauri: Are clients getting all you offer?
Jeremy Tauri talks about getting maximum money from your clients.
Biosecurity minister announces crackdown after stink bug find
Biosecurity Minister Damien O'Connor announces a crackdown on transitional facilities.
'Obscene': Why this NZ city now outstrips Auck, London for home affordability
The Bay of Plenty city outstrips London when it comes to property prices v incomes.
Mount Maunganui business owner's taking on new staff
Mount Maunganui business owner Shane Hale's unique approach to find an extra staff member to keep up with workload demands
Ex-cannabis boss hits back, denies claims by former associates
The boss of a failed cannabis company has spoken out.
Tauranga firm fined $24k for building works without consents
Defence lawyer claimed the fine should be less as it made no profit from the new units.
Bella Vista demolition work to begin in coming weeks
Upper levels of some of the houses likely to be removed, block foundations demolished.
Up in smoke: Tauranga-based cannabis firm in liquidation as founders battle
The highly speculative cannabis sector has claimed its first New Zealand casualty.
Up in smoke: Kiwi cannabis firm in liquidation as founders battle
The speculative cannabis industry has claimed its first casualty.
Katikati named one of the best towns in NZ
Mural town making its mark for quality of life. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Jeremy Tauri: Taking the leap into your own business
Get a plan in place before starting your own business.
Rare Mount Maunganui beachfront land set for auction
The Mt Maunganui block is one of only two large vacant blocks left along the beachfront.
Pāpāmoa pipeline purchase: First Gas faces prosecution
Commerce Commission has begun proceedings in the High Court.
Food recall notice for a Tauranga supermarket's mince
New Zealand Food Safety has issued an food recall notice for a batch of beef mince.
Drugs seized at Port of Tauranga a small portion of Auckland seizures
More drugs are being seized at Ports of Auckland compared to Port of Tauranga.
Boomtime for jobs in the Bay
Online job advertisements in the region jumped 1.6 per cent last month.
$25k grant announced for businesses seeking to do good in the world
BayTrust has gifted a $25k grant encouraging more investment in businesses doing good.
Bay of Plenty shopping on the up
A Christmas spending slump failed to deter from an increase in shopping in the Bay.
Pāpāmoa man misses out on TECT cheque
Pāpāmoa man warns of rule that cost his annual dividend.
Tauranga business leader's bowel cancer journey
Tauranga's business leader's battle with bowel cancer revealed.
YEAR IN REVIEW: New eateries announced for Tauranga Crossing
New restaurants have been announced for newly opened Tauranga Crossing mall.
Peter Williams: Tax set to become major political issue
COMMENT: It's pretty darn hard to do anything these days without being taxed.
Comvita's sweet donation to those in need
Comvita staff have offered their usual Christmas goodies to Bay of Plenty's hungry.
'At last': Money secured to look into Tauranga stadium
This comes after more than a decade of stadium pitches and plans.
Why Tauranga's The Bahama Hut had to close
The club has been battling to renew its licence to sell liquor for more than a year.
Kiwi toy inventor's genius water pistol sold worldwide
Andrew Parker invented a toy water pistol that has been mass produced by Zuru.
Another $60,000 of ratepayer funding for Our Place
The downtown retail and eatery precinct has already received $357,824.78.
Popular activewear store to open in the Mount
A popular activewear retailer is set to open a store at the Mount
$645,000 fraud-accused claims memory loss
Defendant claims to have no recall of some specific events after having a heart attack.
Retail spending hits $187 million in a month
Tauranga shoppers spent $187 million in one month
Opinion: Funding proposal could benefit region
Opinion: Controversial iSite project could get a boost if funding proposal wins support.
Company fined $40k for discharging 150 litres of oil into harbour
The oil is expected to persist in the harbour for one to two years.
Bahama Hut nightclub closes without warning
It is not clear yet as to why the club has had to close.