If the job is elsewhere, so are they
Ruby Valentine with partner Harry Buck Tauranga’s young people may want to come home after university. But wanting to return...
Native planting initiative delivers environmental gains in Mount Maunganui
Left to right: Bridget Ensor, Kate Walden and Teresa Anderson from Bakels Edible Oils. A collaborative project between Tauranga City...
Succession planning: The Bay of Plenty’s next business challenge
Succession planning is emerging as one of the biggest challenges facing privately owned businesses. Westpac's Warrick Gibbs shares why starting...
Unlocking the Bay’s Biomass Potential
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxL3xwP2WYE The second session in Priority One’s Energy Event Series explored the Bay of Plenty’s biomass potential and the role...
From the classroom to the community: Tauranga’s first Law Innovation Sprint
By Dr Rachel S.Y. Tan Lecturer in Law (Cyber law), University of Waikato What happens when you give law students...
Energy storage systems: Is it a game changer?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gvSmYGrHSo The first session in Priority One’s 2026 Energy Event Series was on energy storage, offering organisations a practical way...
Trade and investment opportunities strengthened through Tauranga’s 2026 Mayoral Delegation to Yantai
The 2026 Tauranga Mayoral Delegation to Yantai, China, marked a significant milestone in the 40-year sister city relationship between the...
Agritech Unleashed Tauranga: Unlocking regional strength for national impact
As agritech shifts from innovation to real-world application, the Bay of Plenty is emerging as a key hub for adoption,...
Local talent takes on real business challenges through BOP AI Accelerator
A group of emerging technology professionals has spent the past 12 weeks developing practical AI solutions for two Western Bay...
How Trevelyan’s is reshaping its approach to energy
Trevelyan’s is focused on continually improving energy efficiency across the business. We learn more about its new approach to solar,...
