Business & Markets
06:53am Fri 13 Jul, 2018
A non-traditional market warming up to New Zealand's Zespri-branded kiwifruit is the United States - with chief executive Dan Mathieson predicting volumes heading... Read More
10:00pm Thu 12 Jul, 2018
New Zealand's fifth biggest website - TradeMe - says it has turned down a quarter of police requests for information in the last year. The site received 1348... Read More
10:59am Thu 12 Jul, 2018
Higher prices for takeaway foods and restaurant meals pushed the food price index up 0.2 per cent in the year to June 2018, says Stats NZ. Prices for restaurant... Read More
10:15pm Wed 11 Jul, 2018
The main retail trading banks received a pass mark after coming through tests to assess how they would cope with a major economic downturn. The tests, carried out... Read More
06:40am Wed 11 Jul, 2018
The redevelopment of Tauranga's iconic Farmers' corner has begun, with local workers starting the demolition of two buildings on the site. Around 20 workers sub-contracted... Read More
06:21pm Tue 10 Jul, 2018
A time-lapse video has been released, showing the construction for what is set to be one of the country's largest retail complexes. Tauranga Crossing is currently... Read More
04:42pm Tue 10 Jul, 2018
She's an institution around Tauranga. You will know her. Because Rosalie's voice is the one that comes up with the sun each morning on the SunLive's weather report. But... Read More
06:48am Tue 10 Jul, 2018
A battery-powered fully-autonomous robot system, which can scan kiwifruit orchards and offer growers a full picture of their crop via accurate data, was drawing... Read More
01:47pm Mon 09 Jul, 2018
It's been 22 years since Inland Revenue employees undertook industrial action, but that all changed today when Tauranga workers walked off the job. Rallies... Read More
10:45am Sat 07 Jul, 2018
Tauranga PSA members at Inland Revenue and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment are some of many who will be taking strike action next week. The... Read More
11:09am Fri 06 Jul, 2018
The value of building consents issued in Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty softened markedly last month. Following an outstanding month for Tauranga City... Read More
07:12am Fri 06 Jul, 2018
A Whakatāne iwi is asking for the Environment Court to decline a Chinese owned company the consents to 1.1 billion litres of water for bottling. Last month,... Read More
05-Nov 18:00
Western Bay weighs charges for granny flats
05-Nov 17:00
Man suffers life-altering injuries in Mount attack
05-Nov 15:00
BoP set for summer-like heat as temperatures soar
05-Nov 11:55
Man charged with arson after car fire
05-Nov 11:41
Bay of Plenty Lotto player wins nearly $34k
05-Nov 10:49
Voter access concerns after ramp door locked
05-Nov 08:48
Car ends up off road in Ōhauiti, house undamaged
05-Nov 08:30
Heavy traffic snarls Hewletts Rd commuters
05-Nov 08:00
Bay homes offer a retirement alternative
05-Nov 07:00
Resident says shelterbelt is reducing visibility
05-Nov 06:00
SPCA renews fireworks ban call as Guy Fawkes nears
04-Nov 18:00
BOP fisherman receives international recognition
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