Business & Markets

Solid operating result for Trustpower

Competitive retail offerings and the consistency of generation strategies have contributed to a solid result for Trustpower for the year ended 31 March 2019, off... Read More

Discretionary income rises in Tauranga

Discretionary income in Tauranga has risen according to the PwC Competitive Cities report that has been released. Infrastructure New Zealand chief executive... Read More

Insulation running out as landlords deadline nears

A group representing landlords says home insulation materials are running out in some parts of the country as landlords rush to insulate their rentals to meet... Read More

NZTA calls in auditors

The Transport Agency has called in outside auditors to look at a high tech team that has spent almost $6.7 million on IT projects, including a pothole detection... Read More

NZ Post rates to go up in July

The cost of sending a letter within New Zealand or internationally will change on July 1 2019. NZ Post says postal rate changes will contribute to protecting... Read More

New restaurant to open in Mount Maunganui

Burger Burger's expansion through New Zealand continues this month with the popular eatery opening a new restaurant in Tauranga's Mount Maunganui. The 200 square... Read More

Bayfair to adopt living wage for employees

Tauranga's Bayfair Shopping Centre is one of six centres to adopt the living wage. From July 1, AMP Capital, the manager of six shopping centres will have cleaning... Read More

Bayfair‘s new alfresco dining precinct

Bayfair Shopping Centre's new alfresco dining precinct features seven new eateries, including new-to-the-Bay names Flavours from around the world will... Read More

Port ownership rationalisation weakens says EMA

Any move to rationalise port ownership in the Upper North Island is not likely to be welcomed by business says the EMA. EMA Chief Executive Brett O'Riley says... Read More

Gold mining company disappointed at decision

Waihi Gold Mine operator, OceanaGold, has expressed extreme disappointment at the decision by the Minister of Land Information to not allow the company to purchase... Read More

Feedback sought on $21m TECT grant

TECT is seeking feedback from the community after announcing it's making a special distribution of $21 million. The Tauranga-based organisation is asking for... Read More

Junior doctors enter day three of five-day-strike

Thousands of junior doctors are currently on their third day of their five day strike. Members of the junior doctors' union, the Resident Doctors' Association... Read More