Contractors celebrate excellence awards
Higgins’ work on the entrance interchange for Rangiuru Business Park near Te Puke earned the…
Browsing: Bay of Plenty Business News
Trump puts pressure on Ukraine
I hear that Donald Trump has told the Ukrainian president to accept the Russians taking…
Biorefinery opens
The world’s first commercial seaweed biorefinery opened in Paeroa last month. AgriSea will produce up…
News in brief
Te Puke first A new $96 million wastewater treatment plant will be built in Te…
Denyer secures another term
Western Bay mayor James Denyer has been re-elected with a stronger mandate and a renewed…
Apprentice builder nails second place
Waihī Beach builder Caleb Stuart seized second place in the national Master Builders Apprentice of…
Energy deal struck
Infratil Limited (Infratil) has announced its agreement to buy TECT Holdings’ 4.92 percent shareholding in…
TECT drives stronger returns
Tauranga-based charitable trust TECT has reported a strong year-on-year performance, with chief executive Wayne Werder…
Inland Revenue cracks down on tax debt
Have you ever wondered what happens if you don’t pay your taxes on time? You…
Claims against estates under the Family Protection Act 1955
The starting point in New Zealand is that individuals have testamentary freedom to dispose of…
A smarter, value-driven approach to project delivery
Tauranga City Council has entered a new chapter in its capital project programme delivery, with…
Why it’s time to upgrade
Windows 10 has reached the end of the runway After ten years in operation, Microsoft…
The long way home
Several years ago, I encouraged my teenage son to join me in delivering a sailing…
Cutting rates, raising risks
The Reserve Bank reduced its Official Cash Rate last month by 50 basis points to…
Fixing Holidays Act confusion
The government is on the brink of fixing one of our most frustrating and confusing…
Growth demands bold vision
One of the key projects underway is the negotiation between the region and the Government…
