A Kiwi songstress and the son of the Prime Minister are set to entertain at the big night out for Rotorua businesses. Anika Moa

If you're stressed at work and not exercising or eating right, there's a good chance your employer will try to help you find balance. We look at what organisations in the Bay of Plenty are doing to attract and retain staff.

Making plans for your financial future is hard enough at the best of times, but when there are lots of unknowns it is even more difficult. There

Too many people are scared of money. Most of us like to have it, spend it - even save it. But far too many seem to think that

My KiwiSaver is with ANZ. Upon turning 61 I received a letter from them stating my funds have now been transferred from a conservative/balanced

UNDER WAY: Construction is under way on a new development on Te Ngae Rd. PHOTO/STEPHEN PARKER 080916sp6.JPG/080916sp5.JPG A new FreshChoice

Rotorua's new economic growth agency has announced its chief executive. Michelle Templer will head the Rotorua Lakes Council's new

An Auckland couple have cashed in on their dated home and moved to Rotorua where they bought a "top of the range" property for less.

Rotorua's property values are continuing to skyrocket - but there may be a glimmer of hope for first home buyers keen to get on the

For a place of its size Rotorua is bursting with bright young things. The latest to come Our People's way is Joanne Keefe, a name

By Rebecca Malcolmrebecca.malcolm@dailypost.co.nz Residents at a Rotorua rest home which has gone into receivership are being assured

It's great to have big, audacious goals to achieve. Perhaps you want to retire early, become financially free, or become a multi-millionaire. To

I worked in Australia for six years during the 1990s. Now back here, I am contributing to the Kiwi Wealth KiwiSaver scheme. About

Rotorua's economy is continuing to outshine the rest of the country when it comes to performance - with more people moving to town

By Rebecca Malcolmrebecca.malcolm@dailypost.co.nz NZSale is reversing the trend of businesses falling victim to online shopping -

After more than 60 years serving the Rotorua public in one form or another, Gould Photographics is set to close its doors. The shop

NEW LIFE: Plans are still underway to transform the Zen building into a hotel. PHOTO/FILE A_160516sp12.JPGBy Rebecca Malcolmrebecca.malcolm@dailypost.co.nz Plans

Seeka has today announced the purchase of two new food products and plans to bring the manufacture of them to the Bay. Seeka, New

Passionate young local Maori students have been given a hand up to the hospitality industry since 2014, through the establishment

The government's refresh of its trade policy will include an increased focus on free trade agreements (FTAs) concluded or expected

Susan Brown came to Rotorua for a friend's wedding in 1997 en route to Canada, met her future husband, Gregg, and stayed. In May

You don't have to look far to find news stories about the hot property market. Some houses are being snapped up virtually before they've

Whether you plan to keep working after becoming eligible for NZ Superannuation or not, 65 still looms as the defining age for retirement

I am 65 years of age and working fulltime. I am still contributing to KiwiSaver and my employer will continue to contribute until

More than 1300 of the best scientific minds are coming to Rotorua in August 2020 for the largest international conference on photosynthesis.

New figures show tourism spend for Bay of Plenty is estimated to be $1.6 billion for the year to July 2016, up 7 per cent compared

A Rotorua business and its sole director have been fined more than $70,000 for falsely claiming their alpaca wool duvets contained

Rotorua's Salon St Bruno has scored a coup by winning assignments to do hair for two catwalk shows at New Zealand Fashion Week. Four

Bay of Plenty-based Surtees Boats is undergoing a major expansion of its production facility with the addition of a 900sq m building

Key tourism operators led by Destination Rotorua have kicked off a week-long sales mission to Rotorua's most important international