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Business digest: More than $420k donated to Bay organisations
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Freedom campers, 'they s*** in our waterways': Nash to ban tourist vans
New Zealand would "unashamedly" target the super wealthy, he said.
Business Digest: Free career advice for Bay job seekers
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Mark Lister: Interest rates are heading even lower
COMMENT: Don't be in any rush to fix your mortgage
Shoppers urged to buy now for Christmas as delays on goods from overseas
Experts are predicting some goods will be in short supply.
New cradle containers revolutionise log transportation
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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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Three generations in real estate: 'I couldn't be prouder to carry on this name':
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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 Rotorua people 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.
Local Focus: Rotorua businesses win big
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Kieran Madden: Don't underestimate humans in future of work
We must forget about developing 'second-class robots' and more on 'first-class humans.'
Billion-dollar bonanza: How dairy farming is boosting Bay economy
There are still jobs up for grabs in the Bay of Plenty's booming dairy industry.
Business digest: Zespri chief joins produce marketing board
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Mark Lister: Will the 'pandemic trade' give way to the 'reopening trade'?
OPINION: Lister says gradual progress toward reopening of economies is expected in a year
'A fine line': What Bay businesses think of upping minimum wage, pay equity, doubling sick leave
Labour's policies include upping the minimum wage, pay equity and doubling sick leave
'It feels like I've been freed': Paula Bennett on her journey from politics to property
"It feels like I have been released and freed a little bit."
OneRoof reaches biggest audience ever in September
Record numbers of Kiwis turned to OneRoof.co.nz last month.
Airport Business Hub providing experience 'above and beyond'
People have been quick to back the new hub, signing up as members a week after opening.
Mark Lister: I see red, I see red, I see red
COMMENT: Mark Lister says it was surprising how strong Labour's victory was.
Business digest: Chamber announces new board
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Wish list: What Bay businesses want from the new Govt
What do Bay businesses want from the new government?
'We are future-proofing businesses': Virtual Mall to launch next month
It's a mall like no other. There are no car parks, eftpos machines or food courts.
Used car sales 'gone bananas' as new car supply dries up
Some Bay used car dealers were having to look further afield for good-quality stock.
Fletcher Building slammed for flawed Māori design on truck
The 'tā moko' painted on a Fletcher Building truck has 'inaccuracies', according to Māori.
Who is Rotorua gaining from overseas this year?
From April to August, 132 people came to Rotorua intending to stay for a year or more.
Tourism leaders: Let's make the most of Ardern's star power
Tourism minister Kelvin Davis defends job in portfolio he says he wants to keep.
Mark Lister: Could the New Zealand economy be in better shape than some might think?
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