Technology is enabling people to treat their dads to café fare this Fathers' Day despite Covid-19 Alert Level 3 restrictions, as local hospitality businesses... Read More

As New Zealanders reach for non-alcoholic wines now more than ever before, the 2021 New World Wine Awards judging panel has put them to the taste test and recommended... Read More

The originality and diversity of Waikato and Bay of Plenty's brightest minds is evident in the finalists selected for the 2021 Kudos Science Excellence Awards. Finalists... Read More

Merchandise terms of trade for the June 2021 quarter rose 3.3 per cent on the previous quarter, as rising global commodity prices contributed to a strong quarterly... Read More

In this month's Matt Chat, Tauranga Chamber of Commerce CEO celebrates the move to Alert Level 3. But he does caution the changes and challenges that local... Read More

A Te Puke-based pet food producer is preparing for an influx in demand for its products as the pandemic puts pressures on global supply, national pet numbers increase,... Read More

The Restaurant Association is once again calling on Kiwis to support their favourite local cafes and restaurants as they open for takeaways. 'Our industry has... Read More

People around the region are preparing for the change in alert levels tonight, when we shift from Level 4 to 3 at 11.59pm. While the shift is welcomed news... Read More

Businesses and organisations are being urged to protect their customers from cyber hacks as more people work remotely during the lockdown. New research from... Read More

Waste products from New Zealand's food processing industry - such as potato scraps and grape skins - could be transformed into high-value soil conditioners and... Read More

Entries for the 2022 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards - NZDIA open on October 1 with planning well underway and National sponsors continuing to back the programme. ... Read More

Port of Tauranga is reporting Group Net Profit After Tax of $102.4million, a 15.4 per cent increase, on 25.7 million tonnes of trade. A 14.3 per cent increase... Read More