Trustpower Baypark is back in business
Trustpower Baypark is open and is gearing up for an exciting line-up of events. Armageddon…
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Zespri – proudly supporting the Bay & our outstanding community groups
The impact of Covid-19 has been felt by people, businesses and communities around New Zealand,…
TECT elections for three trustees coming up
The elections for TECT – one of the country’s leading charities with almost $1 billion…
Tauranga comes alive in the forefront of Innovation
From 27 July to 2 August, Tauranga will come alive with a range of online…
July/August issue OUT NOW!
Inside the July/August issue! In this month’s cover story of the Bay of Plenty…
Kale Print steps up to support local
A big part of what we do at Kale Print is giving back to our…
How technology can help make working remotely easier
Has staying connected ever been as important as it has over the past couple of…
BOP Business News Yearbook 2020 – OUT NOW
BOP Business News presents its annual Yearbook celebrating regional business success. The Yearbook gives you…
Workplace COVID-19 predictions
Occupiers are looking for the workplace to create this social fabric. The workplace is the glue. Covid-19 has simply been a catalyst to take us “back to the future”. Many of the innovations we will see shouldn’t come as a surprise.
Vanessa Laval-Glad: Back in Business project
For obvious reasons, we aren’t able to run our usual page of networking business people,…
Family-like culture the backbone of Tompkins Wake’s Covid-19 response
The day New Zealand went into lockdown was the day junior solicitor Josh Nyika had…
Hotel Armitage – making the best of it!
Covid-19 has created new challenges for all businesses and the Hotel Armitage and Conference Centre…
Accounting & Business Advice – Ingham Mora
In relation to accounting there are three key areas we think are import- ant to…
Committed to recovery
New Zealand has a stable economy and a history of weathering global financial challenges well. Our central bank and government are doing what they can to minimise the economic impact for Kiwis, and the New Zealand public has responded responsibly to the lockdown.
iLine Construction forge ahead
With a number of substantial projects underway across the Bay of Plenty, Rotorua, Waikato and…
Commercial and industrial property going strong
The level of inquiry throughout Lockdown Level 4, 3 and more recently Level 2, has…