Nigel Tutt, Priority One CEO, resigns to take up new media role
Priority One Chief Executive Nigel Tutt will leave Priority One to take up a new role as Managing Director of...
Youth Fest 2025: Designed by Rangatahi, for Rangatahi
Youth Fest 2025 was more than just a day of music and activity-it was a genuine celebration of youth voice,...
Supporting the future workforce of the Construction Sector
Our commitment The construction sector is essential to the Western Bay of Plenty’s growth. In partnership with local businesses and...
From shore to ship: Instep Young Leaders explore career pathways at the Port of Tauranga
https://youtu.be/W58njeb5kY0 It’s not every day that you get to stand on the deck of a tugboat, hearing from the people...
Investing in our future: Supporting young people into meaningful careers
Across Aotearoa, many industries are grappling with the same challenge: finding and keeping skilled talent. Whether it’s engineering, infrastructure, planning,...
New voices around the board table
Two new young directors have joined the Priority One board this month, continuing a legacy of emerging leadership that brings...
Hydrogen refuelling station to open in Tauranga
Transport is the Western Bay’s largest source of greenhouse gas emissions, so the opening of a green hydrogen refuelling station in...
A win-win for youth and business: Why your company should get behind Ara Rau
When Acorn Foundation recently relocated its office from Fraser Street to 35 Grey Street, it wasn't just a logistical task-it...
Genera, biosecurity treatment provider, reduces emissions at the port
The Mount Maunganui Industry Environmental Accord has been signed by 31 businesses within the industrial zone, who have all volunteered...
Partnering for Nature: demonstrating the power of collaboration
Gemma Coate from Sustainable Business Network shares her insights on Priority One's Partnering for Nature programme, which connects businesses to...
