Out and About in Tauranga – November 2025
The Tauranga Business Chamber hosted its final Business After 5 for the year with a…
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Out and About in Rotorua – November 2025
BurgerFuel Fairy Springs Women in Business event at Te Puia Māori Arts & Crafts Institute celebrated…
Leave rules simplified
After years of confusion and costly remediation, the Holidays Act is set for a fundamental…
New appointments
Research job Tauranga-based Florian Spoerl will next month join Waikato University as its new director…
Rethinking redeployment
When businesses in New Zealand face challenging times, one of the earliest indicators we observe…
Birds of a feather
One of the most rewarding aspects of my return to New Zealand a few years…
Mood down, numbers up
It doesn’t seem that long ago that our Bay business community were hanging on the…
Capital gains tax taboo
At last, a political party in New Zealand has been brave enough to include a…
Colour and personality
It’s fascinating watching people walk into the PAUA Architects’ office for the first time. I’m…
My issue with pay increases
We have become so used to price increases that no one has even commented on…
Wrong metrics?
Most business owners and marketing managers dream of growth. You want your marketing to bring…
Buyers: taking the plunge?
The Bay of Plenty housing market is brimming with listings and bargains, but whether sellers…
Bloodsuckers with a purpose
New Zealand’s only medical leech breeding and supply business – based in Te Miro just…
Glimmerings of an upturn
The government’s latest interest rate cut wins cautious market approval, reports David Porter. The government’s…
Harbour mystery deepens
Tauranga City Council’s decision to sell the Marine Precinct has drawn citywide criticism amid unanswered…
Tauranga franchises triumph
Tauranga franchises have taken centre stage at the New Zealand Franchise Awards, with The Coffee…
