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'Unprecedented': Bay housing demand sees people paying to be on priority lists

Builders can't get houses to the market fast enough.

'Critical': Bay retailers rely on Christmas shopping season post Covid-19

Bay of Plenty shoppers spent $43.7m between November 29 and December 1 last year.

City warned of 'serious consequences' as Tauranga development runs short on land

Concerns have been raised as land begins to run out at Tauriko Business Estate.

'Higher than Boxing Day': Bay businesses prepare for big Black Friday sales

The American shopping holiday is starting to gain traction in New Zealand and the Bay.

Pet food company cops $66k fine over big stink

Judge: 'Being in an industrial area is not a licence to discharge offensive odour.'

Business concerns revealed: Staff retention and skilled recruitment top issues

Tauranga Chamber of Commerce reveals biggest worries for members.

Stuck in transit: Tauranga comes to Auckland's aid to ease congested containers, imports

Port of Tauranga pushes to clear Auckland port's diverted imports.

Want a job? The Bay of Plenty kiwifruit industry needs you

The kiwifruit industry is keen to recruit more New Zealanders.

'Future-proofed': Kiwifruit company to create 600 jobs in multimillion-dollar expansion

The company expects to employ about 500 seasonal and 100 permanent staff next year

New house buying frenzy tipped as funding fuel poured on property market

If you thought house prices were high, they could be about to rise even further.

Business digest: Bay real estate company celebrates two years

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Mark Lister: The best of both worlds

Mark Lister says if election results are contested, we could be in for a volatile period

Historic wave of returning Kiwis has just begun - here's where they're going

A survey of expats suggests Covid-19 may dramatically reshape the country's population.

Small business boom: Why locals are going out on their own

We speak to two businesswomen who have established their own businesses this year.

Buy now, pay later. Is it really a good idea?

Frivolous spending is seeing some couples rack up to $100,000 in consumer debt.

Tauranga mayor sells luxury Auckland home

Westmere property first hit market four years ago with price tag of 'around $20 million'.