Mount faces long rebuild
Widespread instability on Mauao has forced prolonged access restrictions, disrupting Mount Maunganui’s visitor-driven economy and…
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Merger explained
New details on the strategy and motivations behind the creation of Australasia’s largest independent forest…
Taking the long view
Labour’s finance spokesperson argues stability in housing, infrastructure and retirement policy matters more than speed…
Bed bottleneck emerges
No rooms, no growth. That is why Tauranga’s university campus needs more beds, reports Mary…
Principal sounds reform alarm
As NCEA reforms gather pace, educators warn rushed change could widen inequities and undermine workforce…
Looking forward
Tauranga businesses back day focused on increasing innovation, reports David Porter Tauranga’s Daybreak event aims to get…
Our growth opportunity
As one of the country’s fastest growing cities, a big opportunity, and challenge, for Tauranga City Council is managing…
R&D tax incentives – time to rethink about applying
For those who haven’t yet discovered it (we know you’re out there!), the Research and…
Providing more clarity
The government’s announcement before Xmas to replace the RMA with the Planning Bill and the…
The naked presidency
I have mostly avoided writing about the chaos that US President Donald Trump has been…
Leadership amid digital disruption
Happy New Year and I hope that this important year has started well for you…
A salient message
Let’s not be fools and repeat the mistakes of our cousins in our haste to…
Confidence up as recovery looms
Surveys point to renewed optimism as businesses plan for growth and sectors show signs of…
Growing up, not out …
It may not be dominated by skyscrapers, but housing density is on the rise in…
Opportunity or overload
In the biggest overhaul of local government in nearly four decades, ministers want to merge…
Forestry’s aerial revolution
A decade after Scion embraced unmanned aerial vehicles as a research tool, Mary Anne Gill…
