Bay Hopper jobs up in air
Tauranga bus drivers face an uncertain future after council contract negotiations.
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Bay of Plenty law firm marks 100 years
The firm was started in 1918 by Hugh Owen Cooney.
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High avocado prices predicted to drop with big crop
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Worker who threw boiling coffee at colleague awarded $15k
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Financial fallout continues for flooded Edgecumbe farmers
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Tauranga Crossing midway through leasing campaign
Once completed, there will be 90 new stores and restaurants and a cinema complex.
Jeremy Tauri: Making tax season a bit less taxing
With the end of the tax year just around the corner, it's time to get it together.
Inside story: Seasoned crews behind the kiwifruit boom
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Probe finding satisfies SunAir boss
An investigator found the breach was "inadvertent".
Tourists spent $1.9b in BOP over last year
Tourism spend is up in the Bay of Plenty
Easter trading: retailers celebrate, union worries
'There is a lot of confusion about what their rights are because its the first year.'
Waihi gold mine set to expand beneath resident's houses
Waihi's mining company announcement is still "sinking in" for Waihi residents.
Motels fill as visitors flood in for Easter
Big events and the opportunity for one last summer getaway draw visitors to Tauranga.
Paeroa's giant L&P bottle reaches big milestone
Paeroa's iconic big L&P bottle was born as a rocket for business promotion
$30m freight centre planned in Tauranga
Mainfreight embarking on big investment based on its faith in Bay's future.
Firms strike deal for new freight facility
Global logistics company Mainfreight to develop transitional freight facility.
Tauranga's $34 billion housing stockpile
It used to be known as $10 Tauranga. But it's well past that now.
Kiwifruit sales to China, Japan set to hit $1 billion
Demand for kiwifruit continues as sales to China and Japan are tracking at record pace.
Hemp innovation hub to be launched in Rotorua
"A platform for members of the public to discuss and learn about industrial hemp setups."
Auckland lawyers paid more than in the regions
Pay is not everything in the legal industry according to a new survey
Oz digger to blame for your slow internet
Flip, Slingshot and Orcon customers are reporting slow or even no internet.
TECT withdraws proposal to can cheques
TECT trustees have withdrawn a controversial proposal to end the distribution of the TECT cheque and put all the money into community projects after failing to win enough support for the plan.
TECT withdraws proposal to can cheques
Huge opposition from Trustpower customers results in proposal being canned
Local workers and backpackers needed to pick up slack
Kiwifruit pack houses in the Bay are expecting volumes of fruit to be up on last season.
First phase of airport upgrade nears end
There are changes for passengers as the next stage begins this week.
Bay of Plenty's looming aged care crisis
There may not be enough beds or staff to look after the Bay's growing aged population.
Kiwifruit industry needs to spend a cool $1 billion to keep up with hot demand
Zespri expects annual sales to double to $4.5 billion by 2025.
Trampoline park to pay ex-staff member more than $6500
Tauranga company to pay former staff member more than $6500.