BDO Tauranga expands expertise and presence in the Bay
Tauranga continues to grow as an increasingly important economic hub – featuring New Zealand’s largest…
Browsing: Bay of Plenty Business News
“Is Your Business Writing the Story You Intended?”
When you look beyond the numbers, what are you really looking for? The numbers are…
Grants celebrated by groups
Seven Bay of Plenty organisations that focus on worthwhile endeavours to benefit youth have had…
Beyond the harvest numbers
Bay of Plenty’s flagship horticultural sector is enjoying another standout season, but the financial picture…
Business News in Brief
Agribusiness grows What started as a classroom experiment has grown into a nationwide agribusiness programme…
Check before termination
The end of an employee’s employment is a natural and unavoidable stage of the employment…
People behind the numbers
Immigration debates often begin with one deceptively simple number: net migration. When it rises, governments…
Investing early pays off
The recipient of a prestigious scholarship for students urges young people to do what she…
A subject takes root
Agribusiness is no longer confined to the farm gate. Jesse Wood explores how a Waikato…
The invisible infrastructure
The digital networks underpinning the Bay of Plenty economy are becoming as important as the…
The price of patience
Tauranga knows toll roads better than anywhere else in New Zealand. We have two of…
The road to reinvention
As Tauranga’s skyline continues to evolve and businesses head towards the revitalised city centre, a…
Headwinds persist
Five months into the fuel crisis, Tauranga Airport is managing reduced schedules, softer demand and…
Out and About – Rotorua July 2026
The Regent of Rotorua welcomed a full house for the latest BurgerFuel Fairy Springs Women…
Tuned into the future: Could the next Fast 50 success story come from the Bay?
There’s something special happening in the Bay of Plenty, and it’s not just the kiwifruit…
Rural business news in brief
Duo tops the country A year 10 duo from Putāruru College and Rotorua’s John Paul…
