An Edgecumbe business owner is concerned about finances. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

There are concerns uninsured homeowners in Edgecumbe could be left out of pocket.

A growing confidence in Rotorua behind new businesses planned for the city.

Tiny electric planes could soon be doing regional flights at only $36 per ticket.

Sections in the latest stage of Baxendale will go up for auction next month.

Opinion: I am now starting to wonder about the usefulness of referees and references.

Rotorua's Volcanic Hills wine will be served up to United Airlines first-class passengers.

You'll never earn as much as you will in your 40s, earnings data reveals.

This year distributions are down on last year - Made with funding from NZ On Air.

New figures show the average value of a home in Rotorua has jumped to $391,910.

Maori King's presence at Seeka opening reflects growing iwi focus on kiwifruit sector.

Opinion: If you are anything like me, I did not have a clue about augmented reality.

Winston Peters visited Rotorua saying the state of the region is not as rosy as it seems.

Tourists spending in Bay of Plenty is up 5 per cent on last year.

Regional GDP growth is up across 12 out of New Zealand's 15 regions.

The Rotorua Daily Post asked locals how confident they were in the Rotorua economy.

Regional economic confidence has dropped in the Bay but Rotorua remains strong

The council will consult on its annual plan, including an average 3 per cent rates rise.

Bay of Plenty's Mossops Honey celebrates 70 years in business this Autumn.

61 houses sold within a year of purchase.

From April 1, there's some flexibility available on the tax rates you're able to use.

New Zealand is finally catching up with the rest of the world.

Your KiwiSaver is an investment account, and you can add lump sums to it at any time.

A trade training provider in the Bay of Plenty has gone into liquidation.

The Red Stag mill at Waipa is now officially the Southern Hemisphere's first 'super mill'.

Rotorua apartment goes under the hammer for more than $1 million, sells to locals.

Prime Minister Bill English will open the first "super-mill" in the Southern Hemisphere.

The prospect of Crankworx this weekend has Rotorua's accommodation sector smiling.

Forestry's contribution to the economy is underestimated, says a report released today.

A Rotorua man is fulfilling a commitment to his Maori heritage through science.