11:44am Fri 08 Apr, 2016
The Thames-Coromandel District Council is proposing to increase some administrative fees and charges set under the Resource Management Act. Council is now inviting... Read More
11:04am Fri 08 Apr, 2016
New Zealand First MP Clayton Mitchell believes Tauranga is at the mercy of a housing crisis. Clayton has taken a swipe at Simon Bridges, saying the Tauranga MP has... Read More
10:29am Fri 08 Apr, 2016
Zespri should know within 24 hours the nature of the lubricant found on some of its kiwifruit tray liners, which has caused 1.7 million trays of fruit to be put... Read More
09:15am Fri 08 Apr, 2016
Royal Caribbean International's Voyager-class cruise ship Explorer of the seas is in port today - bringing with it more than 5000 people. The 311m long ship has... Read More
04:44pm Thu 07 Apr, 2016
Natural health products company Comvita has appointed Murray Denyer as an independent director. Murray is a commercial lawyer, a former diplomat and government international... Read More
09:34am Wed 06 Apr, 2016
Tauranga's building boom is putting pressure on in unexpected places, like providing portable toilets for building sites. As the issued building consent figures... Read More
03:30pm Tue 05 Apr, 2016
A decision by Hawke's Bay lines company Unison to raise prices for houses with solar panels is being described as "completely understandable". Trustpower community... Read More
09:50am Tue 05 Apr, 2016
One of the skill sets farmers should look for as part of the governance review of Fonterra's board is 'good bugger”, says Federated Farmer's National Dairy... Read More
10:10am Mon 04 Apr, 2016
New Zealand's dairy farmers are in for another tough financial year but milk prices are expected to improve over the next five years. Internationally dairy commodity... Read More
09:08am Mon 04 Apr, 2016
Public submissions on proposed changes to fees and charges under the new Food Act 2014 close today. The Thames-Coromandel District Council says the act, which came... Read More
06:50am Fri 01 Apr, 2016
The number of new dwellings consented rose strongly in February after falling in the previous month, according to figures from Statistics New Zealand announced. The... Read More
07:38am Thu 31 Mar, 2016
Renewable electricity continues to increase in New Zealand. At 80.7 per cent it is currently the highest it has been since 1995, the Ministry of Business, Innovation... Read More