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Iconic pie business for sale, 21 jobs at risk if factory closes (opens the original)
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Maketū Pies is for sale less than two years after it was bought by a new owner following a liquidation process. Photo / Laura Smith Iconic Kiwi pastry brand Maketū Pies is for sale. A proposal to close its local factory puts 21 full-time jobs at risk, but there are hopes the buyer might take over the lease. Catering company Montana Group is selling the Bay of Plenty business less than two years after buying it, a Maketū Pies statement said yesterday. Montana bought Maketū Pies in December 2024 a
'Stoked': Youth tech academy secures $660k funding boost (opens the original)
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Digital Natives Academy in Rotorua has received a $330,000 Government funding boost. This was matched by local and national charities. A Rotorua technology training organisation that helps struggling students re-engage at school has received a $660,000 funding boost. The Government has invested $330,000 into Digital Natives Academy. This was matched by local and national charities including Rotorua Trust and Bay Trust, taking its total to $660,000. Digital Natives Academy (DNA), established in 2
'He loves it here': Why international students are moving to BoP (opens the original)
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Small class sizes, “beautiful landscapes” and the “best” weather in New Zealand are some of the drawcards attracting international students to the Bay of Plenty. An Education New Zealand survey found each international student spends about $60,895 annually (excluding tuition fees) in the Bay of Plenty. This was the highest estimated annual expenditure per student of any region. “That’s a big amount of money. That’s all flowing into your local hospo and retail and landlords,” Education New Zealan
More staff, pay equity restored: What nurses want from the next Govt (opens the original)
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Members of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation at the union's 2026 national conference in Rotorua on Thursday. Photo / Megan Wilson More nursing staff, growing the Māori nursing workforce and reinstating pay equity agreements are among the top things nursing union members want from the next Government. Five New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) members from different Health New Zealand districts told the Rotorua Daily Post their views at the union’s 2026 national conference at Novotel Rotorua L
'Worthwhile': Lung cancer patient hopes new screening trial will go national (opens the original)
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Lung cancer patient Robyn Cameron, pictured in 2023, says any lung cancer screening trial "absolutely has to be worthwhile". Photo / Andrew Warner A terminal cancer patient hopes a new lung cancer screening trial set to begin in the Lakes and Hawke’s Bay districts next year will evolve into a national programme. Health Minister Simeon Brown announced on Tuesday that the Government would trial a mobile lung cancer screening programme from mid-2027. Brown said the four-year trial would begin in th
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