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From Market Stalls to National Success: How The Little Big Markets Help Launch Local Legends

2 May 2025

What started as a passion project has transformed into a platform for local grassroots entrepreneurs to enter the world of business. Established in 2009, The Little Big Markets has become…

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Does More Study Really Mean More Money: NZ Census Insights

23 April 2025

Ever wondered if more study means more money? Whether it’s uni, a trade, or a diploma – is actually worth it for your pay packet here in New Zealand? It’s…

Tauranga start-up transforming dairy industry

10 April 2025

In the fast-evolving world of agritech, a Tauranga start-up’s innovative solution is tackling one of the dairy industry’s most expensive problems. Founded in 2021 by Liam Kampshof, Bovonic is transforming…

Join the Tauranga Business Chamber Board: from the Chair

2 April 2025

As the Chamber approaches the upcoming Board election later this year, this is your chance to step up, contribute to our vibrant business community, and help shape the future of…

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Navigating the Future of Global Trade 2025: ICC Report

2 April 2025

As we navigate the complexities of global trade in 2025, exporters in the Bay of Plenty and beyond are facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities. The recently published Global Trade Outlook…

ASB Tauranga Chamber Annual Golf Tournament 2025: A Day to Remember

31 March 2025

What a day on the greens! The ASB Bank Tauranga Chamber Golf Tournament 2025, held at the picturesque Omanu Golf Club on 20 March 2025, was an absolute hit! The…

Future Focus: Leading Change in Early Learning

25 March 2025

Future Focus Early Learning Future Focus Early Learning Centre started as an ambition to create a nurturing and innovative early learning environment. Now, it has evolved into one of the…

Digital marketing training spices up restaurant’s revenue

24 March 2025

When revenue is down, upskilling in digital marketing can be an incredibly effective way to bring back momentum. That’s the case for Khem Aryan, owner of Great Spice Otumoetai, who…

Mount retail and Tauranga industrial space remains sought-after: Colliers

18 March 2025

Low vacancy rates across industrial property in Tauranga was a prevalent theme of the inaugural vacancy survey completed by Colliers Tauranga, as the sector has remained resilient despite the challenging…

De-escalating Conflict Over the Phone and Radio: Strategies for Effective Communication

4 March 2025

Christopher Petitpas | Tauranga’s Relationship Manager at Safety’n Action. When we think about conflict de-escalation, we often picture face-to-face situations where body language, facial expressions, and physical distance all play…

Chamber Poll: Tauranga Businesses Prioritise Infrastructure and Tax Settings

3 March 2025

The latest poll from the Tauranga Business Chamber reveals that infrastructure and economic growth remain the top priorities for the city’s business community in 2025. Western Bay landscape at sunset…

From garage dreamers to Business of the Year 2025: Aquaholics

3 March 2025

When Brad Mahony and Kieran Rutherford launched their business out of a single-car garage in 2014, they had no idea their humble set-up would transform into one of Tauranga’s most…

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From Market Stalls to National Success: How The Little Big Markets Help Launch Local Legends

Does More Study Really Mean More Money: NZ Census Insights

Tauranga start-up transforming dairy industry

Join the Tauranga Business Chamber Board: from the Chair

Navigating the Future of Global Trade 2025: ICC Report

ASB Tauranga Chamber Annual Golf Tournament 2025: A Day to Remember

Future Focus: Leading Change in Early Learning

Digital marketing training spices up restaurant’s revenue

Mount retail and Tauranga industrial space remains sought-after: Colliers

De-escalating Conflict Over the Phone and Radio: Strategies for Effective Communication

Chamber Poll: Tauranga Businesses Prioritise Infrastructure and Tax Settings

From garage dreamers to Business of the Year 2025: Aquaholics

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