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All 71 jobs gone at Lumbercube mill

Lumbercube workers have had their worst fears confirmed - all 71 jobs at the mill have gone. The company says it has identified up

$13m investment reaps big rewards

Trevelyan's Pack and Cool says its $13 million investment in new technology and infrastructure has paid off in helping the company

T-shirts the launching pad to success

Jake Pyne got his start in the fashion industry back in 1998 when, while working for Mount Maunganui surf shop Assault, he launched

Crankworx adds $8m to the city

Crankworx 2016 delivered about $8 million into the Rotorua economy - a $4.2 million increase on last year's event. The mountain biking

Bay film office with 'huge potential'

The Bay could be the backdrop for a television soap opera or an international movie if a plan to grow the film and television industry

Editorial: Fund lifts home hopes

A new $1 billion fund to fast-track infrastructure development by councils could do much to solve the growing problem of housing affordability

Bay firm at forefront of Olympic cycle design

Bay of Plenty-based 3D metals printing experts Rapid Advanced Manufacturing (RAM) has scored a coup by producing the titanium handlebar

Rotorua trust gives record $10m

A near-record $10 million has been provided to local organisations in the last year by the Rotorua Energy Charitable Trust. The trust

Community focus for honey man

Manuka honey pioneer Phil Caskey is noted for his focus on ensuring that rural communities benefit from the increasingly rich harvest