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Mortgage woes: Homeowners will sell up before bank can take house

Advice is to keep communication lines open with bank.

He started working for Farmers at age 17. Fifty years later he is still there

Graeme Walker started working at Farmers in 1971.

Matt Cowley: Election good chance to reflect on recovery strategy

COMMENT: Tune in for Tauranga Chamber of Commerce's local candidates debate.

'Devastating': Travel staff laid off and businesses closing

But travel agencies still optimistic in face of pandemic.

'Emergency cash': Millions to save top tourist attractions

Eighteen Bay of Plenty businesses are in line for funding.

Exclusive: 'A community in the sky' - First footsteps inside $200m Farmers redevelopment site

The development will feature retail, dining and luxury apartment living.

Low housing stock and high demand driving real estate industry post-Covid

Thirty years in the real estate industry has given Ann Crossley a wide perspective.

Mark Lister: Why it's good riddance to Bonus Bonds

COMMENT: Mark Lister says don't be upset long-running scheme is being wound up.

Hope for 450 jobs as sale signed for troubled Claymark Group

The agreement is unconditional and settlement is set to occur on September 30.

Iwi hui to talk aquaculture opportunities

A new report shows mussel, oyster, scallop, kingfish, snapper and seaweed opportunities.

OfficeMax set to close down all stores

All 14 of its stores will close in October.

What Comvita's strong second half means for the future

Comvita reported a loss for the June year, but has the honey exporter turned the corner?

Tauranga wedding businesses face 'scary' unknowns

"I don't think anyone has come out lightly from the situation in the wedding industry."

'We've had to make some really tough calls': Comvita cuts 90 jobs, but significantly narrows financial losses

Comvita released its audited results for the year to June 30.

'Gold dust': One of Mount's last beachfront sections sells

The section was subdivided into four lots and the beachfront lot has now sold.

'Be prepared': Matt Cowley on his first year as Tauranga chamber chief

Matt Cowley has been chief executive for a year.

Māori tourism in Tauranga looks to grow bigger

The potential for the Maori tourism industry in Tauranga is 'extensive'.

'Keeping up with Joneses' means many Kiwis will struggle if financial 'disaster hits'

The rising cost of living means it's impossible for some people to save.