BusinessMarriage should be a joining of financesRelationships aren't like they used to be a generation or two ago. The path to a ceremony is a more gradual one, with couples typically 10 Mar 02:22 AM
BusinessKiwiSaver: Consider taking a lower risk levelI have been in KiwiSaver for over five years. I always thought that there was some kind of government guarantee, so that in a worst 10 Mar 01:35 AM
Rotorua Daily PostSalad recall after listeria discoveryA popular salad brand has been withdrawn from supermarkets and fast-food outlets.09 Mar 10:04 PM
Rotorua Daily PostJohn Green recognised for conservation workJohn Green is has been named a Fellow of Chartered Accountants Australia New Zealand.07 Mar 08:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostLack of land holds back new buildsIt's renovations, rather than new builds, making up most of the residential building consents issued in Rotorua last month.07 Mar 07:30 PM
Rotorua Daily Post$3.4m upgrade for council IT systemMore than $3.4m is to be spent on improving the council's IT system.07 Mar 06:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostNZ Super changes - how they'll affect youPM Bill English is seeking changes to New Zealand's superannuation scheme at this year's general election, with plans to raise the age of eligibility from 65 to 67.06 Mar 08:17 PM
Rotorua Daily PostWhat are your views for our city?Allison Lawton asks local business leaders to voice their views about the future of Rotorua.04 Mar 01:00 AM
Rotorua Daily PostWork on Rotorua 5-star hotel to start soonA new 5-star hotel in the old Zen Building in Rotorua should be open by early 2019.03 Mar 05:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostBustling Rotorua CBD bucks national trend (+video)New businesses are eyeing up Rotorua as the number of empty shops in the CBD drops to a six-year low.03 Mar 04:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostDoug Tamaki remembered in Rotorua (+video)A convoy of motorcycles roaring into the Energy Event Centre set the tone for the Rotorua remembrance service for tourism giant, Doug Tamaki.03 Mar 06:06 AM
Rotorua Daily PostSupport for Supper Club fundraiser growsArt, beauty and a "no commission" house sale up for grabs at popular fundraising event.02 Mar 08:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostHarvey James' wife: 'We breathed for each other'Waimangu Volcanic Valley owner Harvey James will be farewelled in Rotorua tomorrow, as his wife talks about moving on without the man she adored.02 Mar 02:14 AM
Rotorua Daily PostNew 3km zipline and kiwi facility fundedRotorua tourism attractions have been given more than $1.4 million Government funding.02 Mar 12:12 AM
Rotorua Daily PostRotorua ghost town claim 'rubbish'A new report suggesting Rotorua is at risk of turning into a ghost town has been discredited by locals and leaders who say the city is buoyant and bucking trends.01 Mar 06:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostTaupo wants to become premier ski destinationTaupo wants to take advantage of $100 million of investment planned for Mount Ruapehu.01 Mar 02:00 AM
Rotorua Daily PostRotorua environmental tourism leader diesRotorua's Harvey James, a leader in environmental tourism and owner of the award winning Waimangu Thermal Village has died suddenly. He was the second influential tourism leader to have died within a week.01 Mar 12:38 AM
BusinessInvestment company seeking $6.3 millionRural investment specialist MyFarm has released its first opportunity for investors to own a stake in a Te Puke Gold kiwifruit orchard 28 Feb 11:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostRotorua house values up 29pcRotorua is leading the country in house value increases - with average values skyrocketing 29 per cent in the past 12 months.28 Feb 04:00 PM
BusinessComvita honey cheaper overseasLocals are paying twice as much for some Comvita products compared with overseas consumers.27 Feb 10:00 PM
BusinessBay of Plenty's Seeka reports increased profitGrowth: Turnover and profit up, says Seeka chief executive Michael Franks. Photo / File Seeka has announced an audited net profit 27 Feb 08:56 PM
Rotorua Daily PostEaster Sunday trading gets green lightBut union warns business owners it will be watching.26 Feb 09:03 PM
Rotorua Daily PostTributes flow for Maori tourism leaderDoug Tamaki's influence spread all over the New Zealand tourism industry where he was thought of as an innovator in the industry. Mr Tamaki died on Saturday and tributes to his life and work have been coming in ever since.25 Feb 09:30 PM
Rotorua Daily PostAre we ready for a disaster?A single meeting opened Allison Lawton's eyes to what is needed for recovery should a natural disaster strike.25 Feb 12:00 AM
Rotorua Daily PostTourism spend on the rise in RotoruaIn January alone tourists spent $102 million in Rotorua.24 Feb 05:27 PM
BusinessTalk to kids about moneyIf your kids are anything like mine, you're probably a bit worried about how they will approach their financial future. I often get 24 Feb 02:27 AM
BusinessKiwiSaver: Hardship must be provenI've been under serious financial stress for nearly a year now, trying to recover from debt that was incurred when I took on an adviser 24 Feb 01:57 AM
Rotorua Daily PostDecision on Easter trading dueRotorua retailers look set to be allowed to open for business this Easter Sunday.24 Feb 01:39 AM
Rotorua Daily PostNZME profit up slightly; stable earningsNZME's share price has risen 7c on the back of its stable earnings result pushing the value of the company over $137 million.23 Feb 09:35 PM
Rotorua Daily PostOwner creating modern supermarketRotorua's Westend New World has embarked on a major $8 million refurbishment. "We're virtually building a brand new supermarket inside 23 Feb 07:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostWide-ranging review at Te Arawa Lakes TrustTe Arawa Lakes Trust is conducting a comprehensive review of its operation.23 Feb 07:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostTourists spent $1.8b in BOP last yearTourists spent $1.8billion in the Bay of Plenty in the last year - up 7 per cent from the previous year. The latest Monthly Regional 23 Feb 12:03 AM
Rotorua Daily PostComvita loses $7 millionComvita has posted a first half after tax net loss of $7.1 million on sales of $57.7 million. The company says the result reflects 21 Feb 08:30 PM
OpinionRachel StewartRachel Stewart: Fake food is our futureCOMMENT: There's something about animal farming and meat-eating that defies rational gravity.21 Feb 04:00 PM
