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Alan Clarke: Considering health insurance?

A doctor associate read the article I wrote on this subject about three months ago and sent some helpful tips for those debating the costs of medical insurance.

Taura boss finds best of both worlds

A childhood that ranged from Africa to Indonesia was an ideal upbringing for Peter Tinholt, Taura Natural Ingredients general manager, Asia Pacific.

Spending soars in Bay

Spending topped $264.7 million across the Bay of Plenty last month - 6.7 per cent up from the same time last year.

Accord means more houses

A total of 1175 sections across Tauranga City and the Western Bay will be selected to be fast-tracked for new homes in the next two years.

Second port to rival Bay for big ships

Paving way for medical honey export

City stakes claim for innovation

Alan Clarke: Take profits and keep diversified

Dairy owners losing out in bread wars

Dairy owners say loss-leading supermarket bread deals are hitting them in the pocket.

Basestation to host Tauranga Startup Weekend

Alan Clarke: Choose the money or the house

How many people near retirement or already retired have a big third and/or fourth unused bedroom?

Jeremy Tauri: Audit insurance can pay off

Comvita boss saw boom in Middle East

Liz Koh: Educate your kids about finances

Financial education is now more widely available in NZ schools, and only 30% of students were in schools where financial education is not available, compared with the OECD average of 48%.

Major changes afoot for Chamber

The Tauranga Chamber of Commerce will hold a series of focus groups next week that could potentially result in major changes to the organisation's membership structure.

Oily Rag: Follow rules for keeping backyard chickens

Leather satchels hip again

Tile maker has global ambitions