08:00am Sun 03 Sep, 2023
A new indigenous programme is unveiling regenerative tourism opportunities in the Bay of Plenty. Eleven Coastal Bay of Plenty tourism businesses are hosting... Read More
03:00pm Sat 02 Sep, 2023
The first decisions under new rules for farm-to-forest conversions have been released, with two of the three applications being declined. The government introduced... Read More
08:30am Sat 02 Sep, 2023
Good morning and welcome to Saturday. Ko te ra tenei i hanga e te Ariki. Ka koa tatou, ka koa hoki ki reira. MetService is forecasting morning cloud and the... Read More
08:02am Fri 01 Sep, 2023
The government has launched its Grocery Code of Conduct, saying it is calling time on the coercive behaviour of the big supermarket chains. Last year, the... Read More
07:00pm Thu 31 Aug, 2023
The 'big four” power companies are earning more than $7 million every day while some households struggle to heat their homes, according to Consumer NZ. According... Read More
04:00pm Thu 31 Aug, 2023
NZGIF will supply up to $25m to fund the construction of connection assets for the new ~50MW TOPP2 geothermal plant. Additionally, it will enable upgrades... Read More
06:00pm Wed 30 Aug, 2023
Champions of change planning to leap from the sky are taking the ultimate plunge to demonstrate their unwavering support for a youth organisation's mission. ‘Drop... Read More
11:15am Wed 30 Aug, 2023
Rates increases, spending on the boat harbour and council building upgrades have all had a negative impact on residents' perceptions of Whakatāne District Council... Read More
09:15am Wed 30 Aug, 2023
A builder and designer has been stripped from the Licensed Building Practitioner register, after previously being convicted of forgery and working while unlicenced. He... Read More
07:30am Wed 30 Aug, 2023
A Tauranga distillery is preparing to launch a new gin following another triumphant victory in the world of spirits. Clarity Distilling Company is today launching... Read More
10:00am Tue 29 Aug, 2023
A fifth organisation has now thrown its support behind a business case to upgrade three major highways in the Tauranga region. An endorsement by the Waka... Read More
08:00am Tue 29 Aug, 2023
Workplace death and injuries are costing the economy $4.4 billion a year, a new report estimates. The inaugural State of a Thriving Nation report by the Business... Read More