Port of Tauranga opens expanded container terminal
The Port of Tauranga today officially opened a major expansion of its container terminal facilities.
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Port of Tauranga gears for bigger log flow
Log exports are up 11.9 per cent this year at the Port of Tauranga and it has the capacity to handle even greater quantities in the future.
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Fuel station owners throw rule book out the window
Dave Gillies does not believe in micro-management, but he does believe staff should have fun at work and that his business will benefit if they do.
Drunk teenagers too much to bear (+poll)
After six years of doing the night-time trade for the punters who spill out of the nearby pubs and clubs, Cafe on the Strand owner Malcolm George has had enough.
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Zespri growers will 'wear cost'
Zespri's Chinese subsidiary was last month found guilty of being an accessory to the underpayment of customs duties by its importer.
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Join the conversationIn the early years locals sold cuttings to Argentina and Chile for a quick buck. These countries soon then became major competitors driving the price down by flooding the market with small sized and poor quality fruit. So it's nothing unusual for some...
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Business
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Liz Koh: Timely reminder to reassess budget
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Finance: Financial changes from April 1
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Oily Rag: Challenge your bank on penalty charges
Property
Retail centre plan unveiled for Papamoa
Plans for a $6 million retail centre on Papamoa Beach Road have been unveiled by the Coast Papamoa Beach subdivision developer.
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Join the conversationHang out with your wang out at Coast....maybe Judy bailee will strip off too?
the_4th_estate from Tauranga
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Tauranga City on the move
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Property
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Home sales up but not values
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- 12:02 PM Mar 13th
High sales volumes push Tauranga house prices up
Rural News
The Offal Pit: Is strong wool NATO?
While some Taleban will disagree, there is a joke that NATO really stands for 'No Action, Talk Only'.
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- 6:00 AM Mar 28th
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Join the conversationI guess the move away from wool and lamb for meat highlights the greed mentality of the people in who control the farming sector with many converting in droves because of urging from Fonterra for more dairy. There was also a major failure in the brain...
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Rural
- 11:10 AM Mar 27th
Strong half year result Fonterra boost for farmers
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Glyphosate resistance found
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How is TAF panning out
Blogs
Marcel Currin: Gay marriage issue is about people
What people do in the privacy of their own ickiness should really be up to them. And now some of those people want the right to marry the person that they love.
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Opinion
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Editorial: Ryder attack cowardly
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Editorial: Wake up call for bus drivers
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Opinion
- 10:56 AM Apr 03rd
Editorial: Housing conditions matter
NZ Herald
Victory for Chch couple
Insurance giant Tower must pay out a Christchurch couple for a like-for-like replacement on another site, after their home was damaged in the earthquakes, a judge has ruled. In an interim judgment, released today, High Court judge Raynor Asher now wants to hear more submissions from both parties on what a proper pay-out should be. Matt and Valerie O'Loughlin took their insurers Tower Insurance Ltd to court after rejecting offers to repair their cracked and broken house. In what was seen as a potentially landmark legal case, the retired couple told how their two-storey Gayhurst Rd property in…
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