
Rotorua still hot commodity in the housing market
The average median house price in Rotorua has jumped by more than $80,000 in one year.
The average median house price in Rotorua has jumped by more than $80,000 in one year.
Working for the dole is not a popular idea in Rotorua but working for wages is.
Visitor numbers to iSite at the Redwoods jump more than 400 per cent over five years.
Bay of Connections is celebrating 10 years in the wider Bay of Plenty.
Residents claim the Bay of Plenty Regional Council knew the river bank could burst.
Government may intervene on fuel prices while a law is passed for the Commerce Commission.
People need to know prices are fair, says minister.
A new general manager has been appointed for Waimangu Volcanic Valley.
The notion of what is a career is changing, says Jeremy Tauri.
Lamb percentages hit a record this spring.
Kiwibank's branch at Rotorua Westend shops will close by Christmas.
Programmes aim to fast-track young careers in hotel industry.
Real estate body says easing lending caps will not be enough to help first home buyers.
Government restricts sale of more New Zealand farm land.
The Reserve Bank has released its financial stability report.
McMullen and Wing is taking on up to six school leavers to learn boat building.
Rotorua retailer spreading its wings.
Rail injects more than expected into New Zealand's economy each year, study finds.
Artificial intelligence, machine learning and smart data are major themes at the event.
Rotorua lawyer Jason Pou has been elected as co-chair of Community Law Centres o Aotearoa.
COMMENT: Fonterra's waterways plan requires a bucket, writes Rachel Stewart.
How's your self-awareness as an employer, manager or boss? asks Jeremy Tauri.
I deal with a lot of people who are thinking about starting a new business.
ISO Limited has been selected as the operator for Kawerau's planned container terminal.
"It will ruin the street" say neighbours. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
An orchard worker sacked by text message for taking Labour Day off.
There is strong demand from both buyers and sellers in New Zealand's property.
The trouble with the TPP is that it is not only a free-trade arrangement.
People can wipe up to $47,000 in debt under the No Asset Procedure government scheme.