Bay of Plenty TimesGrowth confirms city is open for businessBusiness growth is bouncing back with more than 350 companies starting up or adding new offices in Tauranga last year.25 Jul 07:08 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesRentvesting - own here, live thereRentvesting is a phenomenon in larger cities and now happening in Tauranga, particularly as Aucklanders look outside their overheated property market for regional investments.24 Jul 11:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesAnger over axing of bottle shop capTauranga City councillor Steve Morris says the council has essentially "rolled over to the liquor barons" by removing a cap on the number of new liquor outlets in the city.24 Jul 09:30 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesCEO seeing the wood from treesBorn in the Northland and raised on a mixed dairy, sheep and beef cattle farm, there was never much doubt Warren Parker would follow an agricultural career.24 Jul 02:33 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesLiquor outlet plan sets off community protestA fight is developing over plans for an off-licence liquor store in central Tauranga - with the community saying the number of alcohol outlets in the area has reached saturation point.23 Jul 10:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesNew barrister and solicitor sworn inTauranga's newest barrister and solicitor Simon Gyenge has returned to his roots and looks forward to a bright future working for a top local law firm.23 Jul 09:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesComvita CEO stepping downBrett Hewlett announced at the company's annual shareholders meeting today that he will be step down in March 2016.23 Jul 02:30 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesJobs boom: Who is hiring?The number of jobs available in IT and banking and financial services in the Bay of Plenty has more than doubled since last year according to Trade Me.18 Jul 10:00 PM
