Posts by Melissa Mae
Priority One’s year in review: Māori Economic Development
Working with Iwi/Māori partners, our focus is on improving education and employment outcomes for Māori to help address the earnings gap between Māori and non-Māori. Amotai Social Procurement The Amotai…
Read MorePriority One’s year in review: City Centre Rejuvenation
Tauranga Moana’s city centre is undergoing a significant transformation and will help position the sub-region as the ideal place to live, work and study. CBD Blueprint Rooftop Event Series As…
Read MorePriority One’s year in review: Sustainability
A strong stance on environmental sustainability is crucial for the future resilience of the sub-region’s economy. Take 5 on Sustainability Priority One Sustainability Lead, Marissa Nikora, discusses Priority One’s Sustainability Strategy…
Read MoreSustainability Strategy
Blog – 12th December 2023 Source: Marissa Nikora, Priority One Sustainability Lead The Western Bay of Plenty is renowned for its abundant natural resources and vibrant economies, but it’s not…
Read MorePriority One Economic Outlook – Quarter Three, 2023
Priority One Economic Outlook – Quarter Three, 2023 In the Quarter Three, 2023 Priority One Economic Outlook, Priority One Chief Executive, Nigel Tutt, sits down with Jarrod Kerr, Chief Economist…
Read MoreThe magic life of an unloved book wins first place prize at the 2023 IYSFF
A heart-warming short film portraying the journey of an untitled book that finally finds a loving home clinched top honours in this year’s International Youth Silent Film Festival (IYSFF) New…
Read MoreGoing full circle: Is circular construction the future for Tauranga?
Tauranga’s rapid growth brings both promise and challenges. With a 72% population increase since 2000 and significant investments in construction, our city is on the cusp of a new era…
Read MoreUnveiling “The Cultures”: A recap of Priority One’s Instep Principals’ Day Out
Priority One’s Instep program recently hosted its annual Principals’ Day Out, themed around “The Cultures.” The day provided an exclusive opportunity for the principals to gain some behind-the-scenes insights into…
Read MoreWhakahou taketake iho – Vital Update: Tauranga 2023
The research project ‘Vital Update – Tauranga 2023’ findings are now available online at Tauranga.govt.nz/vitalupdate2023. Tauranga City Council, alongside the Acorn Foundation, TECT and BayTrust, recently conducted the second edition…
Read MoreInstep Young Leaders take the stage at the Priority One AGM
The Young Leaders’ Forum provides opportunities to step up and step out and two brave students did just that at this year’s Priority One AGM. It was a moment to…
Read MoreReflection on the 2023 Instep Young Leaders’ Forum.
In a celebration of commitment and dedication, 27 students from nine local secondary schools were lauded at this year’s Instep Young Leaders’ Forum graduation and final breakfast. The year-long program,…
Read MoreThe skies the limit: Mount Maunganui College students explore Tauranga Airport with JNP Aviation.
In early September, the Tourism class from Mount Maunganui College had the extraordinary opportunity to explore the bustling world of Tauranga Airport, all thanks to the gracious hospitality of JNP…
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