Apartments to boost Tauranga CBD revival
$29 million development with 27 luxury inner apartments planned for city.
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Automatic tax refunds on the way?
An extra 450,000 people a year would get tax refunds under the proposed change.
Jeremy Tauri: Withholding tax needs close watch
Are you a contractor that has withholding tax deducted from what you earn?
Port chief hits out over Tauranga Harbour protest
A flotilla of boats is blocking the shipping lane of Tauranga Harbour.
Maori eye bigger stake in kiwifruit industry
The Māori Kiwifruit Growers Forum was officially launched yesterday in Tauranga.
Food prices soar, kumara prices double
New Zealand food prices rose at their fastest annual pace in more than six years.
Tauranga's 1 million container record
Port of Tauranga sets record with one million containers in one year.
Funds earmarked for regional film office
City council earmarks $225,000 over three years for regional film office.
Domino's halts deliveries to suburb
Crime in suburb has resulted in a takeaway pulling out of delivering in the area.
Jeremy Tauri: Help to move your business
Business relocation - whose role should it be?
Mount bakery to make way for new i-Site
Spongedrop Cakery will be demolished to make way for a new iSite.
Events bring cash bonanza for city
The Bay of Plenty is hosting major events including a world championship sports tournament
Blokarts bring sailing to Bermuda youth
A Papamoa business is supporting an America's Cup programme in Bermuda with blokarts.
Tauranga traffic flows jump 11 per cent
Tauranga's traffic woes are under the spotlight as report shows big jump in flows.
Jeremy Tauri: Going against the grain hard
Jeremy Tauri offers business advice - go against the crowd.
New hot property spot revealed
Take a look at where property prices have jumped 30 per cent in the past year.
Zespri scoops major business awards
Zespri has won two prestigious Chinese business awards.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Science a sore point in schools
A former teacher is pushing for more science in schools. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Ore sampling in Karangahake Gorge mine
NZH Local Focus: Karangahake Gorge mine to reopen for testing.
Skills shortage hits Bay of Plenty
The Bay is facing a skills shortage as more jobs come to fruition, a new report shows.
Commercial consents boom in Tauranga
More than $720 million in commercial consents has been issued by TCC in last five years.
Media companies appeal merger decision
NZME and Fairfax are appealing the Commerce Commission's decision to block the merger.
Parliament debates 2017 Budget
Budget delivers more cash in the hand to almost everyone, including $2b worth of tax cuts.
Winners and losers from Budget 2017
Budget 2017's centrepiece is a Family Incomes Package. However, it is not all good news.
Pensioner left $5000 out of pocket
PK Furniture in receivership, with no guarantee it will fill pre-paid orders.
Review into building consents extended
Tauranga council asks for more time for a review into its handling of building consents.
Cold snap a worry for kiwifruit growers
Some orchardists using windmills, frost fans and overhead irrigation to combat a freeze.
Goat-farming firm breached welfare
Waikato company fined after goats arrived at meatworks with significant injuries.
Jeremy Tauri: Companies still have risk of exposure
Many people who go into business decide to do so with a company.
Zespri boss to Japan after record sales
Zespri joins PM Bill English in a trade mission to Japan after a record growth in sales.
Avocado industry almost reaches $200m record
The NZ avocado industry has experienced a record season with sales reaching $198 million.
Rachel Stewart: How to tarnish tourism glow
COMMENT: Quantity over quality will turn round to bite tourism industry.
Bay of Plenty ExportNZ Awards finalists announced
The 2017 Bay of Plenty ExportNZ Awards finalists have been announced.