Bonus for Warehouse staff despite drop in profit
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Honey factory, visitor centre plans unveiled
Richora honey are investing an estimated $36million into the site.
'Watershed moment' - Small forest owners set to meet
Small Forest Grower Conference and Expo due to be held in Rotorua next year.
Insurance warning: 'People being priced out of the market'
Some Kiwis are being priced out of the house insurance market, finance minister warns.
Jeremy Tauri: Are you are competent employer?
You might be ready to hire, but are you really employer-ready? asks Jeremy Tauri.
Dairy farm faces hefty fine after illegal effluent discharge
Bay of Plenty dairy farm faces a hefty fine after effluent flowed into a nearby stream
Logistics firm admits contaminated water discharge
Waste water discharge results in Bay of Plenty Regional Council prosecution
Boost to mortuary services welcomed
The Rotorua mortuary also services an area from Ōpōtiki, to Gisborne, and the Desert Rd.
Marama Fox company owes at least $70,000
Former Māori Party co-leader says she's devastated it has come to this.
Jeremy Tauri: Prepare for payday filing to come in
Changes are coming to the way that businesses deal with their employees' tax payments.
Virtual reality could replace field work
"The target is to be able to assess plots in the office in one year's time."
Business excellence awards finalists announced
There are almost 30 finalists across the 12 award categories and three special awards.
Jeremy Tauri: Businesses can help with recycling
More people are paying attention to ways they can make a difference for the environment.
Govt will 'look at' concerns over banks pulling out of regions
Shane Jones has taken aim at Oz-owned banks for pulling out of regional New Zealand.
Building investment shows confidence in Rotorua
Over the next few months a building will be stripped to its bare bones and revitalised.
Texas Chicken franchise brings 80 jobs
Two stores planned to "book end" the city will create 40 jobs each.
Govt's plan to overhaul tenancy law, better protect renters
Govt plan to scrap bidding for properties, limit rent increases to once a year.
Businesswoman loses appeal - ordered to repay $12 million
At the time of her court hearing in Rotorua on May 8, Adlam still owed $12,780,111.75.
Tourism operators out to charm Australians
Local tourism operators showcasing the city's unique offering to Australian travel agents.
Job ads rise 20 per cent in a year
New figures show the number of jobs on offer in the Bay of Plenty has risen.
Plenty of jobs in the pipeline
Finding staff a constant struggle, says Rotorua business owner.
Apprentice sparkie wins national award
Rotorua apprentice Jess Curtis recognised at Women in Construction Awards
Agents: Too many buyers, not enough houses
New figures show house prices and sales are still up on same time last year.
Jeremy Tauri: Is your work culture just not working?
Jeremy Tauri wants to know: Is your business' culture standing in the way of success?
$34m retirement village to bring 250 jobs
There are 390 new retirement units coming to Rotorua and Whakatāne.
Buried Village continues to be family business
The Buried Village continues to be a family-run with the fourth generation coming home.
Holiday park growth boosts Rotorua economy
Rotorua Holiday Park guest nights grew 16 per cent year on year.
Jeremy Tauri: Make tax a lot easier for businesses
IRD research suggests the average self-employed worker hides some income from the tax man.
Countdown stores to ban single use bags
The two stores will no longer be offering single-use plastic bags from Monday.
Tudor Towers: The musical hub of Rotorua for 25 years
Nothing stands out as much in Rotorua Museum's history as its time as the Tudor Towers.
New hospitality businesses invest in Rotorua
Several new bars and eateries are coming to Rotorua boosting jobs and business confidence.