House sales volumes have collapsed by a quarter in the past year.

Ultra-Fast Broadband now available to 1.2 million and rollout continues in the regions.

New analysis shows Tauranga needs many more homes for older people on low incomes.

The Australian honey maker has had an immediate benefit from the joint venture.

The PSA outbreak was preventable, a court has been told.

Surge in number of workers found with opiates in their system in the Bay of Plenty.

Kiwifruit growers say Psa ruined lives and the Government needs to take responsibility.

This week a lot of people seem to have been struck with bouts of phishing emails again.

Priority One says 12 businesses it knows of had began the process of moving to the region

Report reveals commercial fishing is worth $194m to the Bay of Plenty.

The best sliced ham in New Zealand is closer than you might imagine.

Zespri won the Supreme Award and Exporter of the Year at the AmCham-DHL Awards.

The Port of Tauranga has been honoured for helping to keep pests out of New Zealand

A beachfront section has sold for over a million and set a new record for a suburb.

It's hard to imagine how building companies could struggle in the midst of a building boom

The all-seeing eye of Google Earth helps thieves pin-point likely avocado orchards.

Community will feel knock-on effects of a Thames engineering business closing its doors.

The main drilling has begun to take a wastewater pipeline across Tauranga Harbour

One region in New Zealand has had rents fall across every category.

The biggest rise and fall in net worth from this year's Rich List

The wealth of this year's NBR Rich list has soared to $80 billion.

NZ's 5th largest city still without a museum. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

There's a number of ways you can feel as if you're going nowhere in your business.

The price of butter has reached an all-time high and local bakers are feeling the pinch.

A worker's face was caught on a meat spreader hook and dragged into a metal block.

The new report shows most regions have decreased in affordability in the June quarter.

The PSA union says 4000 jobs could be affected in the IRD restructure.

More than half of the Bay's kiwifruit labour hire contractors failed an employment audit.

IRD won't comment on the nature of the staff announcement being delivered.

Village offering transitional housing for the homeless has stirred neighbours' opposition.