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Local Focus: Rotorua businesses win big

Aaron Warren's gym wins people's choice. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Kieran Madden: Don't underestimate humans in future of work

We must forget about developing 'second-class robots' and more on 'first-class humans.'

Billion-dollar bonanza: How dairy farming is boosting Bay economy

There are still jobs up for grabs in the Bay of Plenty's booming dairy industry.

Business digest: Zespri chief joins produce marketing board

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Mark Lister: Will the 'pandemic trade' give way to the 'reopening trade'?

OPINION: Lister says gradual progress toward reopening of economies is expected in a year

'A fine line': What Bay businesses think of upping minimum wage, pay equity, doubling sick leave

Labour's policies include upping the minimum wage, pay equity and doubling sick leave

'It feels like I've been freed': Paula Bennett on her journey from politics to property

"It feels like I have been released and freed a little bit."

OneRoof reaches biggest audience ever in September

Record numbers of Kiwis turned to OneRoof.co.nz last month.

Airport Business Hub providing experience 'above and beyond'

People have been quick to back the new hub, signing up as members a week after opening.

Mark Lister: Could the New Zealand economy be in better shape than some might think?

OPINION: A few strong economic indicators recently are painting a more positive picture.

Business digest: $40m Mainfreight facility officially opens

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Rotorua accommodation providers expect summer influx despite slow bookings

People are planning their holidays with much shorter lead times.

Surviving and thriving: Covid-19 funding a 'lifesaver' for Bay businesses

Nearly 1000 businesses have made use of the Covid-19 funding to access expert advice.

How Jaya Vahua escaped the grips of death to become a successful barber

The self-taught barber has returned home to set up his own business.

Hardship: Millions pulled from KiwiSaver

First home buyers and hardship main reasons for Kiwisaver withdraws.

Future of Kawerau mill 'up in the air', job losses feared

About 160 people work at the mill, a major employer in the small town.

'Absolutely gutted': Hundreds of workers at The Warehouse made redundant

The union says hundreds of workers at The Warehouse are being made redundant.

Summer stunner: Air NZ offers 140,000 flights for under $60

'The school holidays brought a big boost to domestic tourism,' the national carrier said.