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A turning point for Tauranga?

July 2024 marks a turning point for Tauranga, in the form of our first Council election since 2019. The Commission appointed in 2021, and reappointed for a further two-year term in 2022

Verdict In: investment elevated by urban renewal

A distinguished heritage building at the core of Tauranga’s Central Business District is positioned to benefit from the city’s revitalisation program, which continues to...

Love Tauranga

Urban Task Force for Tauranga (UTF) recently launched the “Love Tauranga” campaign to focus the public debate and mood towards electing a constructive and...

New Zealand businesses shift focus from survival to growth

2degrees’ Shaping Business Study reveals increased optimism and investment in innovation and digital skills. New Zealand’s business sector appears to be turning away from survival...

Mill re-opens the doors to a brighter future

Upgraded operations are well underway at Whakatane Mill Limited’s (WML) paperboard mill following the businesses official grand re-opening celebrated back in March. The initial...

Service Recognised

AwanuiArangi awards Distinguished Fellowship to Adrienne von Tunzelmann  Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi (Awanuiārangi) has awarded a Distinguished Fellowship in Education to Adrienne von Tunzelmann...

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Cocktails For A Cause

68 generous locals packed out Terrace Kitchen for Talent ID’s inaugural Cocktails For A Cause, a fundraiser for the Graeme Dingle Foundation. $3,010 was raised for the foundation’s work alongside youth.

New Appointments: July 2024

We are thrilled to announce the new appointments in July, congratulations to all. Anna Lomas returns to Colliers as the Director of Valuation &...

NEW APPOINTMENTS – June 2024

This month we feature the latest New Appointments in the Bay of Plenty. Stay informed with updates and new faces driving growth in the region’s vibrant business community.
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Fishy dish snares second award

The people have spoken, with Pāpāmoa café Pearl Kitchen winning a top award during the Flavours of Plenty Festival for the second year in a row.

Arohanoa Mathews – Ngā Toi Māori Navigator

Creative Bay of Plenty | Te Waka Auaha Toi has announced the new appointment of Arohanoa Mathews in the Ngā Toi Māori Navigator role. Arohanoa...

BBN COLUMNISTS

Personal tax changes coming from 31 July

National’s tax threshold changes were confirmed as part of the Budget 2024, albeit with a delay in the effective date to 31 July to...

Managing your emotions when selling your business

Regardless of how prepared and willing you may be, selling your business can be an emotional process. When you’ve spent many years of your...

How temps can boost your business in uncertain times

As we navigate uncertain economic times, we are seeing a trend of clients’ use of temporary staff as a key workforce strategy. Temporary staff work...

Apple Intelligence: AI for the rest of us

Apple has made a notable advancement in artificial intelligence with the unveiling of Apple Intelligence, a generative personal AI, at their annual World Wide...
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Why you want more business challenges, not fewer

For business owners, it feels like problems lie around every corner. Days are spent fighting fires and managing difficult situations. It would be natural...

Meeting democracy’s needs

Tauranga is currently absorbed in the run-up to its first local council elections in around four years. Next month’s issue of Bay of Plenty...

Bright minds, better business: the perks of having a global top 250 university in the Bay

The University of Waikato has recently been celebrating the release of the 2025 QS World University Rankings. With an increased ranking of 235, we’ve...

When is GDP not GDP?

As the US presidential election date approaches the pundits are confused – polling shows Trump is scoring way ahead of Biden on the economy,...

The use of AI generated imagery – death by a thousand cuts?

“The ancient Chinese torture tactic known as lingchi — which translates loosely to “slow slicing,” “lingering death,” or “death by a thousand cuts” —...

Responsible Franchising: What is it, and is NZ already a world-leading practitioner?

There’s a new phrase that has entered the vernacular of international franchising. It started in the United States, but it’s now used in franchising...

Thank you for your support!

The Tauranga City Council Commissioners would like to take this opportunity to thank the business community for the strong support businesspeople have provided for...