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NZTE is concerned about supply at a proposed $180 million Chinese plant in Kawerau.
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Accelerate a step up for business owners
Incubate supported by Rotorua Lakes Council and Accelerate funded by Destination Rotorua.
Bookabach owner hit with $10k rates bill
Council imposes business rates if properties are rented out for more than 100 days.
Former RSA building reopens after $2.7m transformation
The former Rotorua RSA building is set to reopen after a $2.7 million transformation.
Bay of Plenty targets geothermal growth with new position
Goal is to create 400 jobs attributed to direct use geothermal projects by 2025.
Rotorua holiday park wins top hospitality award
It's fourth time lucky for Rotorua's All Seasons Holiday Park.
Nelson reigns supreme on regional scoreboard
Nelson reigns supreme for the 3rd quarter in a row as Southland and Canterbury flounder.
Woman faked death to claim $800k insurance
A woman faked her own death, then tried to repeat the fraud before getting caught.
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KiwiSaver: Non-residents can't join scheme
If an invalid enrolment is determined then the KiwiSaver membership will be cancelled.
Spark customers hit by data problems
People on the Spark mobile network have had problems with data today.
Freedom camping stand-off headed for court
NZMCA calls proposed freedom camping bylaw "unreasonable and prohibitive".
Local firms finalists in NZ Hospitality Awards
Aura Accommodation and the Stratosfare restaurant are both finalists.
Bay of Plenty workers failing work drug tests
New figures reveal the number of people failing workplace drug tests.
A new airport for the whole Bay of Plenty?
Ngāi Te Rangi support it but who else does? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Allison Lawton is new Chamber of Commerce CEO
Allison Lawton has been appointed the permanent chief executive of the Chamber of Commerce
New grant to upskill Maori enterprises
Grant will be used to help upskill the leaders of five Maori enterprises across the BOP.
Demand for $1m homes in Rotorua rising
As the real estate market continues to boom so does the demand for $1m homes in Rotorua.
Our People: Michael Huang from Oppies
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Class to teach bike mechanic skills
A class set up in Pukuatua St is teaching students bike mechanic skills.
Avos affordable, veges more expensive
The latest food index reveals fruit has become cheaper and vegetables more expensive.
Toi Ohomai and Scion join forces
New forestry science and education partnership between Toi Ohomai and Scion.
Provincial rugby finances in good condition
The Mitre 10 Cup teams posted their best combined surplus in a decade.
House sales collapse: Calls for lending squeeze to end
House sales volumes have collapsed by a quarter in the past year.
Sheila's Shed plays fairy godmother ahead of ball
Kawerau-based Sheila's Shed is already helping those in the wider community.
Programme to accelerate business growth
Programme for businesses looking to fast-track their growth.
Big month of spending in the Bay of Plenty
Bay of Plenty was the second-fastest growing region for the month of July.
Te Arawa hapu buy volcanic valley
A popular Rotorua tourism attraction has been returned to iwi hands.
Phishing rife so don't get sucked in
This week a lot of people seem to have been struck with bouts of phishing emails again.