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Gold kiwifruit orchard sells for $6.1m
Kiwifruit orchard had been owned by Keith Oakley and his family since 1997.
House price growth slumps, becoming a 'buyers' market'
House price growth may have peaked across much of the country.
Tauranga's Business of the Year 2018 revealed
The Tauranga Business of the Year 2018 has been announced.
Air NZ working on hybrid plane plan for regional routes
Hybrid planes could be part of Air New Zealand's regional fleet within a decade
More migrant workers ease kiwifruit labour shortage
Up to 1750 extra migrant workers will be made available for the Bay's horticulture sector.
Beneficiaries set for aged-care jobs
Beneficiaries to be trained as aged-care workers but sector says thousands needed.
Job increases a sign of strong economy
Online job advertisements have risen 16 per cent.
Government plans unveiled for $80m tourism levy
Tourism strategy says government will take stronger stewardship role
Customs seizes 100,000 items at port
102,277 items intercepted through Port of Tauranga by Customs since 2009
Trustpower warns of price risk: Retailers 'may face going out of business'
Generator says dry year could hammer unwary retailers.
Jeremy Tauri: Signs of a successful business
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'It's over' - Council settles with Bella Vista homeowners
The negotiations are over for Bella Vista homeowners and Tauranga City Council.
Zespri boss stepping down
Zespri chairman Peter McBride has announced his retirement and will step down in February.
Tax evading tradie gets home detention
A plasterer and seller of health supplements is given home detention for tax evasion.
School pop-up restaurant wows diners
Pop-up restaurant at Tauranga school wows diners.
Five Bella Vista parties now face charges
Parties involved in Bella Vista Homes development in court on Building Act charges.
Commercial site sells for $6.25m
The site was one of the biggest sales for the Bayleys team this year.
Jeremy Tauri: Still using cheques? Update now
Time to modernise your business in the digital age, writes Jeremy Tauri.
Father and son make Jellicoe Industrial Park a supreme business
A father and son team have been crowned Supreme Winner of the Te Puke business awards.
Kiwis give fuel companies middle finger: Nationwide boycott underway
Disgruntled Kiwis are taking a stand against the rising fuel prices.
Z Energy reverses Airpoints bonuses after massive error
One customer got $64 rather than 64 cents.
NZME and Stuff won't challenge media merger decision
NZME and Stuff won't take their bid to merge to the Supreme Court.
HRV fined $440K over false water filter claims
The company pleaded guilty to making unsubstantiated claims.
Tauranga industries struggling to fill skilled roles
Industries across the board are struggling to find skilled workers in the Bay.
Bill proposes 20 years residency to get NZ Super
Migrants may need to be resident in New Zealand for 20 years to get NZ Super.
Jeremy Tauri: Think big and long term for success
So you want to be your own boss? Here are some things you ought to know.
Councillors clash with prostitutes over residential rule
Prostitutes' Collective slams move to make home-based sex workers work alone
$1500-a-head Nats' dinner during donation drama
Tickets on sale for dinner with Simon Bridges at $1,500 a pop.
Comment: Bridges speaks frankly in private, he's also proven himself in crisis
Comment: National's leader finally looked prime ministerial.
Fighting Bay of Plenty's billion-dollar threat
The impact of brown marmorated stink bugs on the economy could cost billions.
Port of Tauranga signals growth to continue in 2019
Port of Tauranga shareholders hear they have plenty to smile about.
Last funding bid for $5m visitor centre
Three funders have rejected the Cruise Gateway and Welcome Hub project so far.