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Go Dairy: The sector paying up to $85k - sometimes with a free house and meat

The dairy industry is expected to pump about $1 billion into the Bay economy this year.

Expert advice: Nine top tips for first-home buyers

Advice given for people thinking of buying a home for the first time.

King beds and spa: Inside new multimillion-dollar superyacht

Forty local businesses involved in building luxury 90-tonne catamaran.

Ardern touches down in Te Puke for industry visit

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has touched down in Te Puke

Bumper kiwifruit harvest as gold licence prices rocket

The kiwifruit harvest is coming to an end in the Bay of Plenty with another strong year.

From the chief executive: Early 'reactivation' of tourism vital says airport CEO

View from the top: Innovative products will help stimulate inter-regional domestic travel.

From the chief executive: Prioritise buying local and NZ made - Andrew La Grouw

View from the top: "We need authorities to be proactive."

Expert advice: Where to invest post lockdown and how to save more

Did someone say freeze your credit card - literally?

Tourism leaders say collaboration, domestic travel key

View from the top: "We need Kiwis to explore their own backyard."

Minister slams 'indigenous handbrake' over Rotorua Airport development

Shane Jones has taken a "dim view" of concerns from former Rotorua airport land owners.

No better time for Rotorua CBD revamp

Covid-19 could be the catalyst to reshape Rotorua's CBD.

Fran O'Sullivan: Muller makes it all about the teams

COMMENT: Todd Muller's election puts the September 19 election back into play.

Bay of Plenty Maori unemployment more than double that of Pākehā

"We are talking now about the new wave of unemployed, not those already on the books."

Mortgage wars - how low can they go? ANZ offers 2.79%

The move comes after 2.99% and 2.89% rates from competing banks in recent weeks.

Bay hairdressers return to full books in level 2

There is a month's wait time at some Bay salons.

Fletcher to lay off 1500 staff, predicts 30 per cent drop in building consents

No details yet about which divisions the 1000 staff work in.

Te Puia to advertise up to 40 jobs as it prepares to build back

Te Puia is getting set to reopen, but it will be very different.

Revealed: Where we're spending our money after lockdown

Supermarkets have been making significantly more money than last year.