
KiwiSaver: Owning land stops eligibility
My husband and I have both been saving into KiwiSaver for our first home. However, when we applied to withdraw our money we were turned
My husband and I have both been saving into KiwiSaver for our first home. However, when we applied to withdraw our money we were turned
Loggers and forest managers have been quick to capitalise on the latest Forest Industry Safety Summit set to run next month in Rotorua. Registrations
Priority One, with the University of Waikato and a group of eight Bay of Plenty hort-tech companies, has put in a bid for government
In just under two months, Rotorua will again be playing host to nearly 300 industry representatives from throughout the primary industries
Te Arawa Lakes Trust chief executive Gareth Jones has "parted ways" with the trust. Mr Jones was chief executive of the trust as
Kelly_Makiha_FEB16.epsOPENING: There was a long queue to get in when Motion Entertainment opened at the end of November. PHOTO/FILE
Loggers and forest managers have been quick to capitalise on the latest Forest Industry Safety Summit set to run next month in Rotorua
Lake city remains a popular alternative to higher-priced cities, says QV.
GONE: Trev Murfitt and Sue Abbott and their staff cooked hundreds of meals at the weekend as they said goodbye to King Size Burger
A countrywide network outage yesterday rendered many mobile phones useless, but Spark is looking into another solution for next time it happens.
Most services are now restoring across New Zealand after a major Spark network outage, but some customers are still experiencing mobile issues.
You'd think after 37 years of cooking fish and chips at King Size Burger Bar in Rotorua, Sue Abbott would have had a guts full of
A lack of new subdivisions and homes being built in Rotorua is not such a bad thing, according to Rotorua's deputy mayor - who says
The world is full of uncertainties. How will Brexit play out? What effect will Trump's outlandish statements and policies have on
If someone suggested you pay a few hundred dollars a year more than you have to, to your power company, on the understanding that
I am 55 and have saved over $100,000 into my KiwiSaver, having set my contribution rate at 8 per cent. Recently I heard someone say
Hamburg-Sud has become the second shipping line to confirm it will introduce a big ship service to Tauranga, taking advantage of the
By Matthew Martinmatthew.martin@nzme.co.nzWINNING: Quest Rotorua Central owners Lisa and Colin MacPhee pictured at the Westpac Rotorua
US President Donald Trump's executive decision to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP) has confirmed many Bay
By Matthew Martinmatthew.martin@dailypost.co.nzWINNING: Rotorua's Brew Craft Beer Pub and co-owner of Croucher Brewing, Paul Croucher
Becoming a parent is one of life's most exhilarating experiences and it changes things forever. Along with the joy comes the responsibility
People often ask me what can be done to make the area they live in more vibrant and successful. We all want to live in communities
I am a British citizen, currently in New Zealand in a new job on a working visa. I am hoping to settle here long term. I heard good
Tauranga Chamber of Commerce's first Business After Five (BA5) meeting of the year will be an opportunity for local business people
stephworsopserious.eps Job listings in Rotorua went through the roof at the end of last year and show no sign of slowing in 2017. But
One key focus for new Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology chief executive Leon de Wet Fourie is the need for the merged institute to
It's that time of year again, when we start with what feels like a clean slate; the whole year before us and the prospect of good
One of my resolutions this year was to start delegating more. It's really easy when you have your own business to want to do everything
Do you feel lucky? Households in the US are, according to Bloomberg, when it comes to mentally massaging their stocks. Market sentiment
By Rebecca Malcolmrebecca.malcolm@dailypost.co.nz Rotorua people are being urged to have their say on whether shops should be able