Showcasing Sustainability – King St.
After taking a short break, we're pleased to bring you our next edition in the Showcasing Sustainability series. In this...
Newsletter | 24 March 2022
Kia ora, Yesterday’s government announcement provides a level of confidence that we are making progress in returning to more familiar...
Young Innovator Awards: the hunt is on for young problem solvers
Priority One is calling Western Bay of Plenty’s young, bright minds to attend the virtual launch of the 2022 Young...
PoweringON Programme provides clarity for local entrepreneur
Priority One is a proud supporter of the PoweringON programme, delivered by local entrepreneurial support organisation, Venture Centre. This programme...
Are you prepared for the Future of Work?
The tight labour market continues to be the top cause of concern for many local businesses, and it’s unlikely to...
Priority One Welcomes Commissioner Re-Appointment
Priority One Tauranga Moana applauds Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta’s decision to re-appoint Tauranga City Council’s Commission until July 2024, announced...
Newsletter | 10 March 2022
Priority One Newsletter | 10 March 2022 Future of Work, yia! launch, Social procurement event wrap up, new member, labour...
yia! – A new level of (workplace) engagement
The Young Innovator Awards has grown in terms of student, school and business participation over the last 2 years, despite...
Industrial Social Procurement: Helping tie Māori businesses to industry success
On the 2 March 2022, Toi Kai Rawa in partnership with Ara Rau and Amotai facilitated an event that brought together...
Labour shortages, challenges for the harvest season and the Future of Work
Labour shortages are dominating businesses’ thinking across the region, and country, at the moment. There are a few factors affecting...
