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Kiwifruit sector recovers well from Psa virus setback
The kiwifruit sector has experienced massive growth since the PSA virus took hold in 2010.
The kiwifruit sector has experienced massive growth since the PSA virus took hold in 2010.
COMMENT: Trustpower share drop adds to customers' worries.
$990m was spent in the Bay of Plenty by tourists in from January to November 2017.
The popularity of kiwifruit growing is spreading outside the Bay of Plenty.
Trustpower CEO Vince Hawksworth has put the case to keep TECT cheques.
Sewing and craft classes are in high demand in Tauranga as more people get creative.
Bakers' strike could cause bread shortage, says union.
From noon today riding with Uber will be available in Tauranga.
Bridal stores are seeing increased sales this Summer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Over the next few years, we are going to see a major shift in the make-up of the business.
Bookabach and AirBnb have Tauranga/Mount Maunganui as third most popular holiday spot.
Arataki app helping connect Mauao visitors and locals to the landscape.
Employment Minister Willie Jackson says it will help 2000 youth into jobs.
Restoring lost employment protections has been welcomed by Tauranga union organiser.
A huge community debate is shaping up about the future of Tauranga's TECT cheques.
The Govt will announce the first tranche of employment law reforms at Parliament today.
Fewer people moving to Tauranga for rung in career ladder
December survey finds only 13 per cent of Bay households expect local economy to improve.
Prices are up and some tenants are saying enough is enough.
Lessee seeks to increase occupancy limit from 8 people to 27 in 14-bedroom house.
Sometimes business can make a decent profit, on paper, but the accounts still look bleak.
More than 100 of the best minds in Maori business come together in Tauranga this year.
The government is targeting getting 64,000 electric vehicles on the road by 2021.
Teenage Nosh worker wrongly sacked.
Bostock Butchery in Te Puna was losing hundreds - if not thousands - of dollars a day.
Weather and new regulations set the NZ honey sector up for a strong start in 2018.
Owners spent weekend cleaning up, at least one will be out of action for rest of the week.
About 200 people have fallen ill after a significant gastro outbreak on a cruise ship.
Industry is thriving as locals return to the region. Made with funding from NZ On Air.