Season tests contractors
It’s flat out … The two Fs – flooding and fuel – have been tough…
Pollination keeps bees working
A Waikato beekeeping couple is keeping their operation viable by prioritising pollination over honey production,…
Alan Livingston: A life of service
Former Waipā mayor and Waikato Regional Council chair Alan Livingston has died aged 74, leaving…
Safety call follows death
The trainers of a racehorse hit by a truck on Peake Road and later euthanised…
Business News in Brief
The Royal Revue The Waikato Queer Arts Festival (WQAF) makes its debut this month at…
Business news in brief
Lavery to lead water company Kevin Lavery has been appointed establishment chief executive of the…
Welcoming students back to Tauranga
The start of the academic year brings renewed energy to the University of Waikato’s Tauranga…
Supporting Staff with Commuting Costs
Let’s face it: getting to work these days is putting a serious dent in most…
The future of the Bay of Plenty’s Investment Fund
The future of the Bay of Plenty’s investment fund is an issue that should matter…
Out and About – Tauranga March 2026
Money raised Findex raised $65,000 for local charities during its annual charity golf day last…
Out and About – Tauranga Business Awards March 2026
Tauranga Business Awards 2026 Celebrating the region’s premier showcase of business excellence, proudly supported by…
Out and About – Rotorua March 2026
Rotorua Business Chamber Business After Five Tompkins Wake and Montana Food & Events hosted a…
Out and About – Waikato March 2026
BA4 talks tech Dynamo6 delivers digital transformation specialising in cloud services, cyber security, and application…
Success from local roots
SYOS Aerospace was the major winner at the Tauranga Business Awards, taking out the Supreme…
Dreams back in practice
For Gursharan Dhami and Bhenaa Chandar, the road back to medicine has been long, uncertain…
Honouring the export leaders
Bay of Plenty exporters can take a step into the global spotlight, with entries now…
