Bay company looks offshore for sales
Offshore sales now account for two-thirds of Automation & Electronics' business, says managing director Brian Smith, who co-founded
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Bay of Plenty international enrolments up 22 per cent
There were almost 900 additional international student enrolments in Bay of Plenty last year, a 22 per cent increase for the region
Principals seek clarity on discipline
School principals uncertain about their right to discipline international students have asked the Ministry of Education to clear up confusion.
Baby death: Parents face manslaughter charges
The Bay of Plenty parents accused of causing the death of their 8-month-old baby boy will defend the allegation at a jury trial.
Leaky school dispute tips builder into liquidation
A dispute between a Tauranga builder and the Ministry of Education over school weathertightness issues tipped the builder into liquidation, an official report says.
Legalising euthanasia gains support in Bay
A recent survey of Bay of Plenty residents carried out by Bay of Plenty MP Todd Muller found a majority were in favour of a law change.
White Island erupts overnight
The eruption on the volcanic island appears to have deposited material over north side of the crater floor.
Hook-in-head worker dangled for an hour
WARNING: Graphic image. In an exclusive interview the cleaner caught on a meat hook reveals he tried to kill himself after the horrifying workplace injury.