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Interactive: Who's paying the highest rent in NZ?

Red spread: tenants' plight in two major cities revealed - interactive Herald graphics

Tauranga Crossing Lifestyle Centre sells for $44m

The 11,600sq m retail complex is occupied by Gilmours, Farmers and Bed Bath & Beyond

Business digest: Bay companies rank 60/100 in new work wellbeing survey

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Investors given opportunity to buy into Bethlehem Town Centre in Tauranga

PMG said the purchase aligned with its game plan to buy quality commercial properties.

'You're not going to get rich with your money in the bank': So where should you grow your money?

Where have you got your money?

Mark Lister: The return of Europe

Mark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners.

'Sets them up for life beyond school': More Bay entrepreneurs join in enterprise challenge

More than 150 Western Bay students are taking part in the national entrepreneur challenge.

Going up: Is it time to break your mortgage and refix?

The decision on whether to sit tight or refix a mortgage can involve tricky equations.

Paeroa company gets global interest in seaweed trials

Seaweed replaces petroleum based polymers in gels for burn wound dressings, drug delivery

More than 200 jobs saved! Region thrilled with mill sale, caution expressed

"This is a welcome development for Whakatāne and the wider Bay of Plenty region."

Whakatāne Mill to continue operating after sale agreed

Consortium of investors includes overseas and NZ buyers.

Business digest: Bay of Plenty real estate performers shine at awards

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Business Digest: Who is the best in real estate in NZ?

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Mark Lister: The changing face of sharemarkets as the recovery takes hold

COMMENT: Mark Lister is head of private wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners

The Rich List: Tauranga's seven new million-dollar suburbs revealed

OneRoof: Tauranga has gone from having no $1m-plus suburbs a year ago to having seven.

Air NZ cargo imports jump as supply chain woes continue to bite

Air New Zealand has also revealed imported cargo from the US and Asia had jumped 30 %.