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Summer catch up with Tak Mutu (+video)

Filename: DPMA06JUL16A003.pdfPubdate: 06JUL16Content Date: 06/07/2016Page: A3. Catch up story written in December. So if it runs in

Valentine's building owners want to open food court

By Matthew Martinmatthew.martin@dailypost.co.nz*mattmartinsmile.eps*mattmartinserious.eps*BIG PLANS: Peter and Tina Pornsirichaivatana

Timeframe key to investment option decision

Joining KiwiSaver is a no-brainer and there are now around 2.6 million members. There are three key decisions to be made when joining;

Instagram sneak peek

Have you thought to use Instagram as a research tool for your personal or business travel? You can do so through the use of Instagram

Online presence an advantage

If you do not have an online presence for your business, make 2017 the year you get that sorted. A recent MYOB study showed that

Christmas parcels may not arrive on time

New Zealand Post is struggling under the weight of one million parcels a day and can't guarantee every parcel will make it in time.

Strong demand driving forestry

The outlook for forestry is looking significantly better than a year ago.

Cash tills ringing, shoppers are spending up large

Bay of Plenty shopping centres have "gone crazy" as people cram in last-minute Christmas shopping with latest figures showing retail

Council commits $375k to Crankworx

Rotorua Lakes Council has announced it will provide $75,000 a year for Crankworx Rotorua for the next five years. It will also continue

Holiday payments can confuse

The festive season can sometimes mean lots of confusion for employers and workers as they try to work out how much everyone is entitled

KiwiSaver good for retired savers

I am 61 and my husband is 68. We are retired and living off his single Super, savings and a small rental income. I have been in Fisher

Region's manuka industry growing

The Bay of Plenty's manuka honey industry has made significant progress this year, with the establishment of an advocacy group tasked

Mt Ruapehu's Happy Valley to be transformed

Mt Ruapehu's Happy Valley ski area is being transformed into a new 'Snow Park' concept complete with 'carpet' style surface lifts

BOP manuka industry gaining golden ground

The Bay of Plenty's manuka honey industry has made significant progress this year with the establishment of an advocacy group tasked

Farmer to trial new hazelnut varieties

Rotorua farmer Alison Bentley has been awarded $50,000 to trial two new hazelnut varieties not currently grown commercially in New

Opinion: Other leaders have lots to learn from John Key

Wow, what a week we've had in New Zealand politics. Like everyone else, I did not see John Key's resignation coming and in fact felt

Rotorua economy doing better than rest of country

DEVELOPMENTS UNDER WAY: Work on Lynmore Junction is one of the projects underway at the moment. PHOTO/STEPHEN PARKER 091216sp9.JPG rebeccamalcolmsmile.eps Rotorua's

Terminal decision due soon

FREIGHT LOGISTICS: Scion's Carel Bezuidenhout and Ginny Christians are analysing the proposed terminal's potential economic benefits