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A Tauranga mum faces jail time after committing $3M-plus in tax fraud.
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Tauranga PGG Wrightson win big at real estate awards
The Tauranga office won large rural office of the year for the second time in two years.
Home-based business boom in Tauranga
More than 1000 new businesses have started up in Tauranga to the year that ended in June.
Bayleys Mount Maunganui wins national award
A local real estate agency has won an award from the national real estate body.
Shock seismic risk forces complex shutdown
Baywave has shut for repairs after failing acceptable seismic risk standards.
Nelson reigns supreme on regional scoreboard
Nelson reigns supreme for the 3rd quarter in a row as Southland and Canterbury flounder.
Audits for all kiwifruit contractors
Harvest contractors working for Zespri growers will be audited following a pilot scheme.
Building boom winding down in Tauranga
A development time lag has impacted on building consents issued in Tauranga
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KiwiSaver: Non-residents can't join scheme
If an invalid enrolment is determined then the KiwiSaver membership will be cancelled.
Port of Tauranga: 'Bluest of NZ blue chips'
Port of Tauranga has transformed itself into Australasia's most efficient port.
Port of Tauranga profit up 7.9 per cent
The growth in annual profit was driven by record volumes of cargo.
Zespri chief goes out on a high, $2.26b in sales
Kiwifruit company Zespri has netted a record $2.26 billion in sales.
Zespri nets $2.26b in sales
Kiwifruit company Zespri has netted a record $2.26 billion in sales.
Spark customers hit by data problems
People on the Spark mobile network have had problems with data today.
Comvita beats earnings guidance
Poor weather and a slowdown in demand from small exporters weighed on its annual result.
Port queries Labour's $20m rail service
Port of Tauranga's boss questions whether Labour's proposal can stay on the rails.
A new airport for the whole Bay of Plenty?
Ngāi Te Rangi support it but who else does? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Home brewer's ale tickles judges tastebuds
Eight years refining home brew skills rewarded for Tauranga beer maker.
Local Focus: After the rubber hits the road, where does it go?
Where to put 5 million tyres a year. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Mount brothers build $30m tech business
From Mount Maunganui to Miami - how the Howell brothers broke into the US market.
Dairy prices: Keep calm and bake on
Why do Kiwis in one of the world's top milk-producing countries pay a premium for dairy?
Orchard sale hits record price
The $500k per canopy hectare price is the highest seen by an NZ rural property expert.
New grant to upskill Maori enterprises
Grant will be used to help upskill the leaders of five Maori enterprises across the BOP.
Innovation festival draws 7000 over week
More than 7000 people took part in the Groundswell Festival of Innovation.
Bay shoppers spend $317m in July
Bay of Plenty shoppers add to economic growth in region
Why your chip bag comes half empty
Ever felt disappointment after opening a packet of chips and seeing half the bag is empty?
Revealed: What NZ's top executives are paid
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Avos affordable, veges more expensive
The latest food index reveals fruit has become cheaper and vegetables more expensive.
Provincial rugby finances in good condition
The Mitre 10 Cup teams posted their best combined surplus in a decade.