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Bay's unemployed rate falls
Bay of Plenty unemployment has dropped again as national joblessness hits its lowest point in five years.

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?

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%.

Jeremy Tauri: Relief offered for flood-hit farmers
Flood-affected farmers in Northland have felt the hit to their bottom line from the recent wild weather.

NZ Heritage Farm groundbreaking
A new $3.1 million tourism venture in Rotorua is expected to create more than 40 local jobs.

Celebration and term limits on agenda as Rotorua Trust marks 20 years
In 20 years, the Rotorua Energy Charitable Trust has handed out more than $90 million to the community and it celebrated a major milestone yesterday.

Mill probed over discharge
A Ngongotaha sawmill is under investigation after it spewed soot and wood waste over neighbouring streets.

Jeremy Tauri: Farmers focus on debt
We spend a lot of time worrying about the residential property market, if prices are out of control and how young people will get their first homes.

Jeremy Tauri: It's okay to blow your own trumpet
I meet a lot of people who tell me they're the best in the business at what they do, writes Jeremy Tauri.