Bay of Plenty TimesMany roles lead to 40 years on siteWarwick de Vere retires this month after a career that has seen him work with fertiliser co-operative Ballance Agri-Nutrients and its predecessor companies for more than 40 years.29 May 12:23 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesSoaring health insurance hurts elderlyThe soaring cost of private health insurance is forcing many retirees to cancel their policies and rely on the public system.28 May 11:15 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesDesigner leads charge for bikesAnthony Clyde dropped out of Massey University, discovered he had a flair for entrepreneurship, and is now a leading designer, manufacturer, importer and innovator.22 May 12:25 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesPort of Tauranga expansion will see more trainsMore train services and longer trains will be needed daily to cope with extra freight after next year's port expansion.21 May 10:58 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesBay on top in latest economic surveyThe Bay of Plenty has been revealed as New Zealand's strongest-growing region for the past 12 months - but spending and confidence are still down.21 May 10:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesCamp among best - againPapamoa Beach Resort has received one of the world's highly sought-after awards for excellence in hospitality for the second year running.21 May 08:11 PM
Bay of Plenty Times10 things you need to knowThe 10 key things you need to know out of the Budget announcement.21 May 06:34 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesSuper sports centre step closerA high-performance sports centre in Mount Maunganui is one step closer with Bay Venues finding $2.5 million for the project.15 May 02:15 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesCouncil grants consent for new 13-storey hotelA 150-room international hotel is planned to be built on a prime Tauranga downtown site, boosting hopes it will underpin the revival of the city centre.15 May 12:00 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesEditorial: Council must play its partDuring the past few weeks, we've seen numerous Tauranga residents take it upon themselves to get stuff done.14 May 09:00 PM